Baby clothing, curtains, wedding dresses, home accessories; fine lace adds a delicate elegance to any of these pieces and more, preserving the look of the fabric is as easy as keeping it pressed. Lace and similar fine netting should be stored flat, out of the sun, and protected from moths and other insects while not in use, often in storage the fabric can become wrinkled or take the shape of whatever it happened to be placed on. When I pulled out a lace table runner to use and found a very large crease across the middle of it I used a towel, an iron, and a little starch to restore its shape.
Netting and laces are beautiful pieces of craftsmanship that should be taken care of and preserved no matter what they may be on or made of. Store bought, handmade, family heirloom, they can all be neatly pressed and set out for everyone to enjoy.
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