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Uses for DoiliesJoAnne from Bushnell, Florida Feedback About This Post:RE: Uses for DoiliesI framed a rose doily potholder inside of an antique frame. I use this for a serving tray instead of a wall hanging. Post By Igloomom (Guest Post) RE: Uses for DoiliesI bought a brass ring to fit and whip stitched mine to the ring. I then hung it on my bedroom door. Post By Edith (Guest Post) RE: Uses for DoiliesCover a bowl with plastic film,starch the doily and place over bowl, let dry. These can be used as candy dishes. Post by GRINGA RE: Uses for DoiliesI have starched them, then cover bowl with plastic film to take the shape of the bowl. After use as a candy dish. Post By Elizabeth (Guest Post) RE: Uses for DoiliesAlong with other wonderful items from my grandmother, my family also has a collection of doilies. My mom has used many of them to collages. Some included special cards, jewelry, pictures, etc. Some are put in antique box frames and others are in regular frames, depending on the thickness of the items. We were sure to put the collages together in ways that we can change them in the future. Post By pmclausen (Guest Post) RE: Uses for DoiliesDoilies make wonderful coverlets or bedspreads. Find a pleasing combination of the same shape(round looks particularly good) Handsew them in rows and then sew the rows together to fit the bed you have in mind. Alternatively, make panels to use as curtains. Smaller ones make lovely sachets. Cut 2 pieces of thin cotton(I use a lightweight muslin) slightly smaller than the doily. Fill loosely with potpourri and sew closed. Sandwich this little pillow between two doilies of the same size. Weave thin ribbon around the doilies, going through both doilies with it and tie a small bow at the top. Put it in your closet or drawer to freshen there or if u use lavender, put it between your pillow and pillowcase for sweet dreams. Post by thriftmeg RE: Uses for DoiliesI think they would look nice placed against a piece of black velvet and framed. If they are the kind that stands up, they could be starched stiffly and placed in a box frame. Post by Noella RE: Uses for DoiliesHandsew (after carefully pinning on a flat surface) to the front of a t-shirt. I put a gray/blue one on a royal blue shirt and it looked great. The shirt wore out and I removed the doily for use another day. I may put it on the back of a cotton camp shirt I just bought. Post by shishi RE: Uses for Doilies
If any are particularly unique, I would frame them either separately or 3 or 4 in the frame. Post by luvmygingerkids RE: Uses for DoiliesWell, depends how big they are you could sew them together and make a nice blanket for a grand baby or even a shaw. Many uses even great for back ground for pictures on a scrap book. Post by arrowchick |
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