Lace is a openwork fabric distinguished by ornamental patterns embroidered on tulle, mesh or another netting base fabric, or created by the knotting, twisting or crocheting of separate threads.
These are some types of laces you can find at new tess online store:
Chantilly Lace: classic lace of French origin, made on a tulle base with scalloped edges. It’s a light, impalpable and transparent lace, with floral garland patterns. It is one of the most loved and appreciated lace for the creation of wedding dresses.
Macramé Lace: lace or fringe of Moorish origin, created according to an ancient seafaring technique with yarns woven and knotted together, without the use of needles or hooks. The designs can be more or less evident, floral or geometric, with three-dimensional effects. It is widely used to make bodices and wedding dresses, also doubled with contrasting color fabrics to highlight the embroidered or ton-on-ton motifs.
Rebrodé Lace: lace of Middle Eastern origin characterized by a relief embroidery on a light base or on tulle. It owes its name to the fact that most of the motifs are bordered by the characteristic cord that underlines and enhances the decoration. Very elegant and very feminine, rebrodè lace is often used in bridal ateliers to create floral inlays on the back, sleeves and décolleté with a tatoo effect that gives an intriguing sensuality.
Embroidered Tulle and Tulle with applications: tulle is an almost evanescent fabric, very light and transparent, characterized by small hexagonal meshes. It is perfect both as a base for floral or geometric embroidery and for sequins, beads, rhinestones, jais or embossed applications that embellish the fabric with more or less evident effects. In some cases the tulle only serves as a support and disappears immersed in the richness of the decorations. Suitable for wedding dresses, special occasion dresses or evening gowns, it is available in a multitude of colours and decorations, from the most sober to the most garish version.
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