Thank you for your replies to my question about glueing lace to a background.
It is for a picture, made up of small, separate pieces, and eventually framed
with glass in front.
I had not thought about glue changing colour with age. Hmmm!
It is certainly not something that will Ever be seen from
If you are entering a competition definitely check the rules. Our local
Washington State Fair would have to disqualify the entry if it was glued in
place.
Both sides of the work must be visible.
Another thing to consider is that glues usually discolor with age. And that
would definitely be a
"My email sends out an automatic message. Arachne members,
please ignore it. I read your emails."I remember getting the names of lace
suppliers from the backs of lacemaking books. That's how I found Holly van
Sciver, among others. I had been making lace, off and on as life allowed, for
15
I would like to draw people's attention to the opportunities being
presented by virtual symposiums. I just signed up for The Inspired Needle:
Winterthur Needlework Conference. One of the speakers will be Tricia Wilson
Nguyen who will talk about Whitework Samplers of the 17th century which
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