I would check out materials in a Scrapbooking shop. Your use of 'cardboard' in
the backing would be a bad choice, you want 'archival quality' materials.
Lorri
>
> Dear Arachnes,
>
> I'm playing with the idea of making a beaded frame for a small lace
> motif, to be used as a brooch or pendant, and
about the advantages of
protecting lace from dust!
Nancy
>
>From:
Jane Partridge
>To: Nancy Neff
>Cc: Debora Lustgarten ; Arachne
>Sent: Wednesday, November 23, 2011 5:43 AM
>Subject:
[lace] Idea for lace ornament frame
>
>I think
I think things may have come on since then, as the lighting gel used in
theatres and television is acetate - and that withstands the heat from
1kw stage/set lights without problem - if it was anywhere near as
flammable as its predecessor it wouldn't be used!
The usual sheet used in framing is
Lustgarten
>To: lace@arachne.com
>Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011
2:13 PM
>Subject: [lace] Idea for lace ornament frame
>
>Dear Arachnes,
>
>I'm
playing with the idea of making a beaded frame for a small lace motif, to be
used as a brooch or pendant, and was thinking of
Dear Arachnes,
I'm playing with the idea of making a beaded frame for a small lace
motif, to be used as a brooch or pendant, and was thinking of using
acetate film instead of glass.
Does the acetate (transparency sheets) release any gasses or affect
cotton/linen fibers in any way?
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