>Dear Sally, et al, >I thought Holly Van Sciver, vansciverbobbinlace.com would have some books on >that, but I didn't see any. If you look for mounting lace on Amazon, it will >come up with several books. If you are a member of IOLI, I bet you will be >able to borrow one of them from the library before purchasing. Mounting lace >as a handkerchief involves sewing, has to be, but for the rest, just remember >to use acid free stuff, or eventually your lace will disintegrate. > >Lyn in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA where it is a sunny fall day, decidedly >cool, breezy. > > >"My email sends out an automatic message. Arachne members, >please ignore it. I read your emails." > >Sally wrote: >> >>Is there a book out there on how to mount finished lace? >> >>But for a longer trim, or a complex shape, what are my options? Is iron-on >>backing an option, or will I be booed and hissed out of the global guild >>;-) ? I really don't want to spend the same amount of time sewing as I >>did making the lace! >>
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