I have a box of antique lace gathered and carefully saved by my grandmother. When she moved homes I became the recipient of the lovely collection. Sometimes I will open it and look through the delicate pieces, but I haven't found quite what I want to do with all the beautiful lace. I would like to incorporate a couple pieces into
handmade clothing for E (and perhaps C too, you don't find a lot of lace on baby boys!) But I'd like to incorporate it into some more lasting projects, and today I'm finding some inspiration...
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These lace cards would make pretty invitations or thank-yous |
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Such a cozy fort - with "stars" cast to the sky through that lovely crocheted lace throw |
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The lace detailing, the tomato red saturated color, I think I should bring this number home (as a tunic!) |
So what do
you think I should do with all my lace? For now, it all goes back in the box, and I will go back to dreaming...
Stay creative,
A
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That tent is sigh-out-loud lovely. I just bought (too many) doilies on ebay to make a doily garland. I thought I was going to cut them in half and have sort of a scalloped half-circles, but they're so beautiful, I'm trying to figure out now how to hang them whole.
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