Oh reckless a boy wonder so quiet nose broken

Oh you're standing there look tired as you're singing

And you're on fire, they're throwing punches

I'm Aden. I'm addicted to twitter, I'm 26, and I'm in the very early stages of trying to get an MILS. Very early. Things you'll see here? Game of Thrones, Harry Potter, comics with a Batman bias, book quotes, romance novels stuff, people I love looking at, and assorted chatter! P.S. If I suddenly Reblogged or Liked something and you don't know me, chances are that I follow you on Steph.
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ameliorate-disintegrate: Vintage and newer crocheted lace pieces cut to about 15” long.  Pour a good amount of fabric stiffener into a wide cup and place the lace pieces inside.  Wearing gloves, work the fabric stiffener into the lace until they are completely saturated.  Spread the lace pieces out onto washable mats or wax paper and allow to dry.  While the lace is still very wet, flip the pieces every now and then and make sure that the liquid does not form “windows” in the lace holes.  Dry overnight then paint with acrylic or spray paint

ameliorate-disintegrate:

Vintage and newer crocheted lace pieces cut to about 15” long. 

Pour a good amount of fabric stiffener into a wide cup and place the lace pieces inside.  Wearing gloves, work the fabric stiffener into the lace until they are completely saturated.  Spread the lace pieces out onto washable mats or wax paper and allow to dry. 

While the lace is still very wet, flip the pieces every now and then and make sure that the liquid does not form “windows” in the lace holes. 

Dry overnight then paint with acrylic or spray paint