If you are fortunate enough to own one or more pieces of heirloom needlework, you want to protect it and extend its life even more. This is a guide about protecting heirloom needlework.
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My late mother-in-law made me a lovely piece of needlework, but it had to be laundered quite often. I was worried about the wear and tear on the piece, so I found an old metal frame with glass that fit the frame and hung the piece.
However, the the frame was of narrow metal and quite ugly. I bought a silk type garland of leaves, cut them off and hot glued them round the frame. Now it gets lots of compliments and my mom-in-law's patient needlework is well protected!
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If you are fortunate enough to own one or more pieces of heirloom needlework, you want to protect it and extend its life even more. This is a guide about protecting heirloom needlework.
Protecting Heirloom Needlework