Origin: The piece was crocheted around 1927 by Laura Bell Moore, wife of William (Clyde) Ellis, who were the parents of Lucille Fern, wife of Kenneth Dwight Kisster. The image displays a filet crochet piece, a type of crocheted lace known for creating patterns using open and closed mesh stitches. Technique: Filet crochet patterns are formed by filling in parts of a chain stitch mesh with double crochet stitches, typically using monotone crochet thread in white or ecru. Design: The piece in the image spells out "GOD BLESS AMERICA," a common patriotic motif for such items. Historical Context: Filet crochet was a popular craft in the early 20th century, often used for decorative items like doilies and tablecloths.