Lace
paper is made by embedding lace into the pulp. The thin laces and
intricate designs available in a variety of colors adds elegance and
richness to the handmade paper. These delicate papers come in a variety
of open work lace patterns.
Lace paper is made when spray of water is forced through a patterned
stencil over a newly pulled single sheet of kozo. These are also called
falling water paper. To form its distinctive lace pattern, the
long, heavy fibers are separated by water falling on the newly-formed
sheets to create holes within the paper. Japan is said to be the major
production area of these beautiful and enchanting lace papers. These can
also be imported from Thailand.
Lace papers are incredibly versatile. Uses of lace paper
includes decorative, bookarts, collage, lampshades, shoji screens,
accents for invitations, and more. Lace paper products enhance any home
or table settings. Handmade Lace Paper is sure to enhance any scrapbook
page and are particularly beautiful when used in heritage and wedding
albums. It offers a unique line of intricate laser cut frames and
embellishments.
