Dec 16, 2025
DOILIES
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DOILIES
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History Geek Note: have you ever wondered why old pictures show the chairs and sofas covered in doilies? No? OK, it’s just me….anyway the reason is that Macassar Oil and similar hair “treatments” were greasy and would stain the furniture. It was easier to wash a doily covered in hair oil then it was to get the stain out of the back of the chair, so ladies began covering everything with doilies, also called “antimacassars’. Now you know. Don’t you feel better? I know I do.
the yellow one tortured me for a month, they call it frovolité but you are fighting for your life
Three more png doilies!
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Tried blocking doilies using liquid starch instead of a spray. These doilies were wet finished by dipping in some mildly hot liquid starch mixture & leaving to soak a bit to ensure the starch permeated the fibers. Then I spent an hour pinning them down, ensuring all the details were stretched & secured. Hopefully I’ll get some nice consistent stiffness with the liquid starch dipping without having to involve an iron which would otherwise flatten the textural details.
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