Hi Liz, Everyone
A conservator friend once suggested using a water-based paper glue for
anything that you'd want to last a long time, simply because it is the
easiest adhesive to remove when restoring an artwork. Craft paper glue
sticks are usually pH neutral too, but do check with the
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
be a very bad thing later.
Lorri Ferguson
From: owner-l...@arachne.com on behalf of Elizabeth
Ligeti
Sent: Tuesday, September 29, 2020 7:23 PM
To: Lace@arachne.com
Subject: [lace] Fixing lace to a background
I have just be studying my copy of Tatting Artistry
I suggest checking the rules of the contest you are interested in entering.Â
Some do not want the work mounted. They want to be able to see both sides of
the work. Judges have to follow the rules in effect even if they don't like
the rules.
I think glue on a contest item would make a judge
I have just be studying my copy of âTatting Artistry in Threadsâ by Helma
Siemann, and see that she has glued her multitude of Josephine Knots etc, to
Art board, to form the pictures (which are lovely) Is this an acceptable way
of fixing tatting to a background â and would it be accepted by
