The Art Of Handmade Beaded Lace

Handmade Beaded Lace is the most delicate and refined type of fabric and the process of making it is just like creating any piece of art.

When the idea is in the textile designer's mind, it will first become into drawing sketch. Then the process of finding and the perfect materials combination such as beads, crystal stones, pearls, sequins, fringes, or flowers is starting. Of course, choosing the colors that will create harmony is one of the most important things in this process.

Once the idea is well expressed, it's time to produce the perfect swatch. Then is when the fabric can finally be produced. As the production of the fabric is all made by hand the work is much more delicate and time-consuming than any other type of couture fabric.

Despite the long process of making Heavy Beaded Embroidery, this type of fabric is one of the most used types in the haute couture world, as it can elevate even the simplest dress. The most famous fashion & haute couture houses use Beaded laces to create exclusive designs that will stand out. They are well aware that every woman dreams of her shiny evening gown that will look on her as a luxury jewel.

How To Look After Beaded Laces

As a luxury fabric, it should be treated like any expensive item you own, gently. The right way to clean this type of fabric is by a dry-clean. In some cases, it could be ok to wash it by hand while you make sure to gently treat the garment and not agitate it. You can fill a bathtub or large sink with cold water and use a small amount of mild soap. Hand washing is not suitable for any kind of Beaded Sequin Lace, so always test with a small swatch and/or consult the producer regarding your case.

Tips for making a garment with Beaded Lace

Sewing with beaded lace will required more delicate work, but of course, it will be worth it as you will create a luxury garment that will stand out! Before starting a project it is important to figure out how you will sew the Beaded Wedding Fabric. One way is sewing by machine, for that, you have to remove first the beads or any hard materials from your seam allowances before you can stitch your fabric pieces together using a sewing machine. You want to have a clean seam area along each edge. This will provide a professional finish in the final garment and be gentle on your sewing machine. Removing the materials along the seam allowances can be done by hand, or another way is to use a hammer to gently break the beads along with the seam allowances. This way will allow you to sew it by machine, however, you should still be careful and work slowly to make sure that your needle will not break.

Please avoid sewing directly on top of the materials/beads to prevent the final seem to be bulky and not lay flat, causing discomfort to the wearer. Also, you want to prevent your machine needle to be broken. Another approach for sewing beaded 3D Lace/tulle is to sew all the parts together by hand, although it will be a more time-consuming, slip stitching the seam allowance down will provide smooth, flat seams and a more comfortable, long-lasting fit.