Not Fray Check..please. I doubt you'd see blue, just yellow. Anyway.... there are some brands of similar stuff that don't turn yellow.
I would suggest common white glue...if the item is never intended to be unframed. If there is any possibility that it might be taken apart in the future, how about using simple flour paste -- flour and water (mix and cook one minute in the microwave). It dissolves in water if you want to loosen it. This paste is used to mount fans leaves to fan sticks so should work on your backing fabric. And remember not to seal the back air tight if you have glass on the front. Leave some 'breathing' space between the glass and the lace also. If there is no glass on the front, then there's lots of breathing space. Alice in Oregon -- just home from Theology of Wine class. Tonight was German wines. ----- Original Message ---- ...but ends would be on other side of backing fabric & and the thread is blue so maybe i would go green?? ----- Original Message -----> From: Rhiannon Mann> To: arachne> Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2008 3:20 PM> Subject: [lace] dilema> > > Hello to you all,> > I have some ends from sewing out which have come undone from their knot> ....... I am trying to sew these out through some fabric backing but very> short now! Does any one know of a miracle to solve this issue?> fray check from the other side of fabric?> - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
