Re-embroider lace

Article Abstract:

A simple and inexpensive technique for making re-embroidered lace is illustrated. The materials include plain lace for the base and ribbons and braids for the trim designs. Trims can be attached more easily by basic hand-stitches such as running stitch and backstitch.

Embroidery

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Battenberg lace

Article Abstract:

The Battenberg lace is a familiar feature in dresses but many women have the misconception that Battenberg laces are hard to weave. A step-by-step guide for sewing Battenberg laces is presented.

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Border prints on the move

Article Abstract:

A technique for sewing border-print fabrics is presented. A beginner should choose tightly woven cloth. The positioning of border designs on the patterns should be tested to get the best design.

TEXTILE MILL PRODUCTS, Textile Mills, Materials, Sewing, Printed fashion apparel, Printed clothing

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