New in the Shop: Hand-Dyed Lace & Appliqué Bundles 🌹

Something a little different—and very pretty—has made its way into the shop!
I’m excited to introduce my new Hand-Dyed Lace & Appliqué Bundles, created especially for junk journals, fabric journals, slow stitching, mixed media, altered art, sewing projects, and all those projects that need just a little extra vintage romance.
Each collection is hand dyed in small batches and includes a beautiful mixture of new and vintage laces, along with new appliqués and appliqués harvested from vintage wedding dresses. You may find delicate embroidery, pearls, sequins, beading, floral lace and other lovely details tucked into your bundle.
No Two Bundles Are Exactly Alike
This is one of my favorite things about these collections.
Every bundle is individually curated, so the assortment of laces and appliqués will vary. The photographs are examples—you will not receive the exact pieces pictured. Your bundle will have its own unique assortment that is just as beautiful.
Because the bundles are hand dyed and contain different types of materials and fibers, the pieces also take the dye differently. Some may be a little lighter or darker, giving each bundle those wonderful variations and layers of color that make hand-dyed textiles so special.
Colors Currently Available
The first collection includes Blush, Pale Pink, Pale Peach, Coffee Dyed, Plumberry, Sage, Taupe, and Rose/Cranberry and more beautiful colors to come.
I can already imagine these tucked into journal pockets, layered along page edges, stitched onto fabric covers, made into clusters, or used as gorgeous focal pieces.
These bundles are being offered in limited quantities, and because of the assortment of vintage materials, I may not always be able to recreate a particular combination.
I hope you love them as much as I loved putting them together. ❤️
Come take a peek at the new Hand-Dyed Lace & Appliqué Bundles in the Forever Moments Designs shop and find the color that belongs in your next project!
P.S. I started this thinking, “I’ll just dye a little lace.” Apparently my definition of a little is now somewhere around 100 bundles. Send help...or more wedding dresses.



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