Ouch!
One thing to try is to lay the piece of lace on a flat surface, and cover
with a slightly dampened cloth.
Then leave to dry naturally.
No guarantees, but have used this method on cross stitch and embroideries on
cloth which needed a gentle wash.
Agnes Boddington - Elloughton UK
Can I save the shrivelled piece of blue fabric that was to be a table mat
for my spare bedroom? I've tried pressing it, but the corners pull out
more than the middle so it's somewhat wavy round the edges and I'm at a
loss as to whether it is rescuable or whether I should start again.
In hope
Lesley
Marple, England, where it's still sunny, but I'm not feeling as
enthusiastic any more.
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