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Cream lace bristle Ivory wedding lace meterware Both sides are outofed Width: 30 cm Item: EVSL126C Colours: Ivory Style: French The price is set for one meter. You get the fabric in a continuous piece if you buy more than 1 meter. If you need any other measures, please contact us. *Great trade acceptable! We ship from Latvia (EU) worldwide via Priority mail (with the Latvian Post). Estimated delivery time: USA / Canada: 7-10 business days Europe: 3-7 business days Australia: up to 30 days…
When you consider the simple design of this pleated chemise and the delicate sheer chiffon it’s made of, you will agree this style is elegant yet flattering and even quite useful. The bust line and bottom hem are adorned with our exclusive pleated fabric creating a retro look you can wear as a lounge piece. You can also wear in underneath dresses as a classily functional under garment. Available in black, ivory and pink you will love the way you look and feel in it.
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Pssst – here’s a sneak-peek of what I’ve been working on over the last few weeks. When I decided to make a dress completely out of lace fabric for a friend’s upcoming wedding this weekend, I didn’t anticipate the challenges that would come along with working with such a, well,…
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These three ways to attach lace to fabric are from the Edwardian era. In the 1900s, lace was attached to fabric either by hand or with a straight stitch sewing machine. Zig-zag stitches were never to sew lace to fabric in the Edwardian era. Related: How To Make Edwardian Net Applique 3 Ways How To … Continue reading 3 Ways How To Attach Lace To Fabric – Historical Sewing →
"I consider lace to be one of the prettiest imitations ever made of the fantasy of nature..." ~Coco Chanel The snow is falling outside, my arms are full of lace, and my camera is dangling round my neck. Today is a stay-at-home day and I have been busy photographing and listing new things in the shop. January is a slow month - everyone is clearing out the Christmas and slowly Valentines decorations are creeping up here and there. I always start to get excited towards the end of the month…
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