In our area we have had a very creative lacer, who over came the 'must see the
back' rule in 2 creative ways:
1- a butterfly was inserted into one of the acrylic frames molded at an
angle to be free standing,
2- a Rib & Roll piece was mounted at the very top to a lovely matted
background in a frame (no glass, that would be inserted when she got the
piece).
Both pieces took awards and the R&R piece received Grand Champion of all
the Lace items entered (plus a nice check). Both pieces were easily judged
and easy for the Fair Clerks to handle and display. Items at this fair are
all displayed behind glass. Just put on your thinking caps.
Lorri
>
> >Dear Liz,
>
> > Since then I always turn in my entries in a frame so that no one
> > can actually touch the lace.
>
> Then if I were judging your lace, I would have to disqualify it, for
> much of my judging is done by viewing the rear of the article.
>
> One show I judge at does indeed have a section for framed pieces and
> that's just fine.
>
> David in Ballarat
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