Name: Pastel floral motif trim
Brand: AMEYAA LACE
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Pastel floral motif trim

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This image features embroidered lace trims (also known as embroidered ribbons or borders) that are typically used in garments, home décor, or accessories. Here are the lace details for each:

🧵 General Characteristics

· Base Material: Woven fabric (likely cotton or a cotton-poly blend), with a solid-colored background — one in dusty rose, the other in turquoise.

· Embroidery Type: Dense, hand-look embroidery using satin stitch, detached chain stitch (lazy daisy), and buttonhole variations.

🌸 Design Elements

Each trim features repeating floral motifs with the following design characteristics:

· Pink Base Lace

· Blue Base Lace

· Orange Base Lace

· Yellow Base Lace

· Grey Base Lace

· White Base Lace

· Black Base Lace

· Purple Base Lace

· Sky Blue Base Lace

· Pista Green Base Lace

🌿 Techniques & Texture

· Raised Embroidery: The stitches create a slightly 3D texture, making the motifs pop.

· Symmetrical Patterns: Flowers and leaves are evenly spaced for a balanced, repeating motif.

· Handcrafted Look: Though possibly machine-made, the stitches mimic hand embroidery closely.

Tips for preservation

. Storage

Avoid Folding: Store trims rolled rather than folded to
prevent creasing or permanent fold marks.
Use Acid-Free Tissue: Place
acid-free tissue paper between layers when storing to prevent thread
discoloration and fabric damage.
Cool, Dry Environment: Keep trims in
a breathable container in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight,
humidity, and heat.
Avoid Plastic Bags: Avoid
long-term storage in plastic as it can trap moisture and lead to mildew or
fabric yellowing.

2. Cleaning

Spot Clean Only: Gently dab
stains with a soft cloth and mild detergent; avoid rubbing or soaking the
trim.
Avoid Machine Washing: Machine
washing may damage embroidery threads or cause fraying. Hand wash only if
absolutely necessary.
Air Dry Flat: If cleaned, let the trim air dry flat on a
clean towel to retain its shape and avoid distortion.

3. Handling

Wash Hands First: Natural oils
and dirt can transfer from hands to fabric—always handle with clean, dry
hands.
Minimal Handling: Reduce
handling to avoid fraying or pulling delicate threads.
Secure Edges: If the trim is cut, secure the raw edges with
gentle hemming or clear fabric glue to prevent unraveling.

4. While Sewing

Use Sharp Tools: Use sharp
scissors and fine needles to avoid pulling threads or damaging embroidery.
Pin Sparingly: Use fabric clips or pin along the seam
allowance to avoid visible holes in the embroidery.

Note: There may be some difference in colour
due to lighting and screen setting.

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