Lace Crewneck Sweatshirts

I like to draw with my black pen.

I love playing with lace and this was one of my designs.

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A beautiful lace overlay on a pastel tie dye

A beautiful lace overlay on a tie dye background.

Digital design inspired by lace, crochet and knit patterns.

lace bug

Add some fun to your wardrobe with this funny Black Lace Pattern or give it as the perfect gift!

Lace Skull 2 Light By Ali Gulec.

Inspired by Frank Capra's dark comedy, the Arsenic and Old Lace Design features Cary Grant in his leading role as Mortimer Brewster. Adapted from the stage play by Joseph Kesselring, the film also featured Raymond Massey, Priscilla Lane and Peter Lorre.

Been doing a little doodling. : )

Been doing a little doodling. A second colorway. : )

Been doing a little doodling. A second colorway. : )

Been doing a little doodling. : )

Add some fun to your wardrobe with this funny Black Lace, Floral Pattern or give it as the perfect gift!

Black and white Queen Anne Lace botanical drawing.

With the mid-19th century invention of paper patterns, women could now cut out the pieces of the latest fashions and sew them at home. Even today, many people enjoy using patterns to make their own clothing. Here we see a store selling sewing notions including thread, lace and patterns. There is even a pince nez for those who need help with the tiny stitches.

Giallo All'Italiano

Softball, baseball red lace

Playing with my fabrics…

Lace Detail using Black Ink and Gold Lace

Lace like graphics using Gold and Silver Leaf

Lace like graphics using Pantone Spring Colors

Lace Detail using Gold Leaf and Black Ink

Black Lace Matters

Lace curtains hang in a window of Gaudi's, La Pedrera building in Barcelona, Spain.

thanks a lot to my team!

teal and purple lace lotus

Modern lace abstract pattern in cinnamon color

old lace curtains adorn a tattered green door

delicate lace

My grandmother never sat still for a moment. If she had time to to rest her feet, her hands were moving, creating the beautiful lacework for curtains, table runners, handkerchief edges, collars and other items that we took for granted as children. I still have some of those pieces and marvel at the tiny stitches that turned into intricate patterns.