My brother and his wife were taken into hospital recently due to smoke inhalation after an explosion in their flat which caused some fire damage and obviously smoke damage. In the first few days our concerns were for them but once the initial shock he asked me if it was possible to replace a gift I gave them a couple of years ago, which I have been able to do easily, but today I remembered that previously to this I worked a lace photo frame for their sitting room which is the area where the fire took place (although I dont think that has dawned on them yet). The flat is not currently habitable right now which gives you an idea of the extent of the damage. Can I ask if it is possible to recover white lace to a reasonable state if it has survived the main fire area or should I just consider remaking it, as I created the design on my lace program at the time I still have the pattern in my files ? I know some of you more experienced ladies have masses of knowledge about this kind of situation which I hope you will point me toward please. Sue T Dorset UK
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