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When I found these pretty lace doilies in a charity shop, I
really had no idea what my plans were for them, but with their flower design I
couldn’t resist them.
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Then I remembered seeing some lovely lace bowls online, so I
decided to have a go at making my own!
1. I chose bowls that were a suitable size, and covered them
in cling film.
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2. I painted the doilies with mod podge on a piece of
cardboard, then turned them over and squidged them into place on the bowls.
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3. I gave them another coat of mod podge on the outside and
left them to dry.
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5 comments:
Pretty!! I've got a Craft Gossip post scheduled for this evening that links to your tutorial:
http://sewing.craftgossip.com/tutorial-thrifted-doily-lace-bowls/2014/08/08/
--Anne
Love this idea I have lots of lace and now I know what I can do with it.
Thank you both :)
These are so pretty, and look fairly simple.I have to make some! Thanks for this tutorial.
Great idea! Wondering if I could use fabric stiffener instead of mod podge to achieve the same result?
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