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Where to Find Lace Textures?

Lo Jacobs
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Join date: 28 May 2004
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06-15-2005 16:50
Hi there, I'm trying to make a dress that has a bit of lace in it. Are there any free sites that provide free lace textures, or can anyone give me a copy? Any help is appreciated. Thanks! :)
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Nikki Seraph
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Join date: 6 Jan 2005
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06-15-2005 17:01
Runtime DNA has some free seamless/tilable photoshop brushes, and a plethora of other goodies, including, I believe, just straight lace textures.

Registering for RDNA is fully encouraged by me, because it's not a lot to ask of you to get the really awesome freebies they have there, but if you REALLY don't want to...

*whispers* bugmenot.com
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Lora Morgan
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06-16-2005 05:16
Thanks for that link!
Misty Rhodes
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Awesome Site!
06-16-2005 05:23
Thanks for the link! Even if I was not the one asking, I really love it.
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Cindy Claveau
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06-16-2005 09:22
From: Lo Jacobs
Hi there, I'm trying to make a dress that has a bit of lace in it. Are there any free sites that provide free lace textures, or can anyone give me a copy? Any help is appreciated. Thanks! :)

To add to Nikki's good advice, I'll say that I have practically exhausted my Google resources looking for this kind of thing. Some sites offer better stuff than others -- Poser resources work well (careful of copyright issues) as do some of the better fabric sites.

However, the problems I've encountered with these samples have led me inexorably back to a tool I already have -- an HP flatbed scanner. I can purchase fabric scraps at local outlets for only a few cents, then scan them into textures. I can even put contrasting backgrounds on them (black construction paper behind white lace, for example) so as to make it easier to select the background and make it transparent.

That's much easier than the mess I went through with a small piece of lace last week, which not only had a low-contrast set of colors but turns out to have been a really bad resolution.
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