How to Make Lace Pictures

Assemble the things needed., Cut the cardboard to fit the frame. , Cut the velvet or other fabric., Arrange the lace piece or pieces onto the velvet background., Pin the lace into place using the small pins. , Place the velvet with the lace design...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Assemble the things needed.

    These are listed below.

    If the lace needs pressing, do so now, on the wrong side.
  2. Step 2: Cut the cardboard to fit the frame.

    , This should be about 2cm (3/4") larger than the cardboard piece. , Try a few positions until you get one that you like the most. ,, Fold the excess over the back of the cardboard and tape it into place firmly. (You could also glue it in place if preferred but tape makes it easier to remove later.) Pull it tightly before taping into place. , Place another piece of cardboard at the back to serve as the backing against the wall. , It is now ready for hanging or displaying wherever you'd like.
  3. Step 3: Cut the velvet or other fabric.

  4. Step 4: Arrange the lace piece or pieces onto the velvet background.

  5. Step 5: Pin the lace into place using the small pins.

  6. Step 6: Place the velvet with the lace design over the cardboard piece.

  7. Step 7: Insert the velvet and lace design into the frame.

  8. Step 8: Tidy up the whole frame so that it sits straight.

Detailed Guide

These are listed below.

If the lace needs pressing, do so now, on the wrong side.

, This should be about 2cm (3/4") larger than the cardboard piece. , Try a few positions until you get one that you like the most. ,, Fold the excess over the back of the cardboard and tape it into place firmly. (You could also glue it in place if preferred but tape makes it easier to remove later.) Pull it tightly before taping into place. , Place another piece of cardboard at the back to serve as the backing against the wall. , It is now ready for hanging or displaying wherever you'd like.

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