Wedding Gown Laces<\/p>\n
Alencon <\/b>is an exquisite lace originating in France.\u00a0 Heavy cording, on a background of fine net,\u00a0 outlines the pattern of this beautiful lace, creating a durable design.<\/p>\n
All Over Lace<\/b> is a wide lace, repeating the same pattern throughout the fabric.<\/p>\n
Chantilly<\/b> is another lace from France. It’s graceful floral display has a soft, draping characteristic.\u00a0 Unlike Alencon lace, it does not have cording surrounding the design.<\/p>\n
Cluny Lace <\/b>is made with loosely-twisted yarn giving it an old fashion look and a three-dimensional feel.<\/p>\n
Coin Dot Lace<\/b> features circles or dots woven into lace or netting.<\/p>\n
Re-embroidered Lace<\/b> is a term used to describe the cording which outlines the floral pattern of lace.<\/p>\n
Schiffli Lace<\/b> is a machine made, delicate floral embroidery,\u00a0 made of cotton or rayon yarn and embroidered onto any number of soft sheer fabrics. The most popular background for this lace is either organza or polynet..<\/p>\n
Valenciennes Lace<\/b> features a net background with diamond or round shaped holes.\u00a0 The design is flat, sheer and woven with cotton, nylon or polyester fibers.<\/p>\n
Venice Lace<\/b> features a heavy, raised floral design that has long been a favorite wedding lace.\u00a0 It has a three-dimensional appearance.\u00a0 The background has been burnt out leaving only the yarns which are most often made of cotton or rayon.<\/p>\n
Wedgewood Lace<\/b> is a delicate lace with a point d’esprit field and an intricately detailed border.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Wedding Gown Laces Alencon is an exquisite lace originating in France.\u00a0 Heavy cording, on a background of fine net,\u00a0 outlines the pattern of this beautiful lace, creating a durable design. All Over Lace is a wide lace, repeating the same pattern throughout the fabric. Chantilly is another lace from France. It’s graceful floral display has a soft, draping characteristic.\u00a0 Unlike Alencon lace, it does not… <\/p>\n