Lace Ribbon for Clay Texture, 16.4 ft Roll

Each roll is 16.4 ft long, enough to cut many strips for borders or full slab panels.

Lay the lace on a freshly rolled slab and roll over it once with firm, even pressure. Lift it away slowly from one end to reveal the texture.

Yes. Rinse clay out of the lace, let it dry flat, and it can be used again. Fine areas may soften over time with heavy use.

Narrow widths suit mug rims and borders; the widest style covers more of a slab in one strip. The width options are listed on each style.

Cut a strip off the roll, press it onto a rolled slab with your palm to hold it still, then roll over it once. Lift the lace slowly from one end so the pattern stays sharp.

Fresh, soft clay picks up the embroidery best. If the lace pattern looks blurry, let the slab stiffen for a few minutes and press again.

A light dusting of cornstarch on the slab helps the polyester release. Rinse the ribbon afterward and let it dry flat before its next use.

Yes. Texture the slab while it is flat, let it firm up slightly, then curl it around a cylinder or drape it into a mold. Keep the lace side facing out if you want the pattern on the outside of the mug.