1. plural of lacemaker; people who make lace by hand or machine
Usage: countable noun; typically refers to skilled artisans or workers in the textile industry

Examples

• The lacemakers in Belgium are renowned for their intricate handwork.
• Medieval lacemakers developed techniques that are still used today.
• Many lacemakers worked long hours in poorly lit workshops during the Industrial Revolution.
• The museum displayed tools used by lacemakers from the 16th century.
• Modern lacemakers combine traditional methods with contemporary designs.
• Skilled lacemakers can create delicate patterns that take weeks to complete.