Check the laundry aisle at your grocery store for liquid starch. Starch comes in different forms including a spray form, but the liquid is easiest to use. For a very stiff doily, soak it in undiluted liquid starch. For less crisp, water down the starch first. When the starch has soaked through the doily, carefully lay it out on a flat surface and tweak it until it looks nice. Then allow to dry in place. You can get prettier picots if you use a piece of Styrofoam as your backing and use sewing pins to pin it in place.
doily you got it right
A cloth decoration (macrame or other) is a "doily or "doilie".
In a crossword puzzle the clue is "edges a doily". The answer is "tats"
She placed the delicate doily underneath the vase to protect the wooden table.
Doily - 2006 I was released on: USA: 27 December 2006 (Beverly Hills Hi-Def Film Fest)
They are named after the British draper who originated them.
A doily is a decorative mat usually made of lace or paper, placed under items such as vases or plates to protect furniture or add a decorative touch. They are often used in table settings to enhance the presentation of dishes.
If you are interested in purchasing a doily then you can find several websites available. Amazon, Ebay, Etsy, and PJP Marketplace are just a few of the online retailers that provide doilies.
In order to harden fabric you need to use some kind of starch. The type is dependent on why you need the fabric hardened. For a low-level starch you can use spray starch and an iron (simply spray it on, let it soak in and iron it), for something a little more stiff use a commercial product (something like Plaid's "Stiffy") or a homemade starch solution (you can buy starch in the grocery store - you boil it in water and then soak the fabric in it).Many commercial starches can be painted on with a paintbrush too. You an make a starch from sugar Boil 1/2 cup sugar in 2/3 cup water - let cool and dip the doily and shape and let dry-
This is commonly called a "doily."
in the form of starch
Please put a doily under the plant so that the pot doesn't mar the table.