Embroidered lace with beads, black with red flowers

Spanish lace, but Italian :)

Black embroidered lace with beads and red flowers is a lace that looks as if it has its own rhythm—black background and red flowers dance here with delicate tulle, while the beads add “a shine, but with class.” It is a fabric from the lace category, made in the form of tulle with sewn-on ribbons and embellishments, with a shaded finish. Simply put: is it a knit? No. It is lace that makes its own evening, even if you only plan a small detail.

What kind of lace is it?

100% polyester composition makes the material elastic, resistant, and stable in shape, so the embellishments do not “run off” like they do in worse blends. The tulle base remains visually lightweight and provides breathability, but a weight of 280 g/m² already gives that pleasant “heft”—the lace does not fly in the air, it holds its shape nicely. Embroidery and ribbons create a three-dimensional structure, while the beads and shading add depth, so the red color clearly stands out against the black.

Lace pattern and color scheme

The motif consists of vivid red flowers on black tulle, with vein-like detailing reminiscent of petals with varying color intensity. The pattern is dense, and the bead accents and edging create the impression of a “sparkling” composition. In this design, the reds range from raspberry to more cherry-like reflections, especially when the fabric works in light with waves and folds.

How to care for this lace?

Wash gently at 30°C, preferably using a program for delicate fabrics, in a laundry bag. Do not bleach and do not mechanically dry in a dryer. Dry the lace flat or on a hanger, without wringing, so that the beads and ribbons keep their arrangement. Press through a thin cloth, at a low temperature; do not place the iron directly on the embellishments.

Uses for lace

This is the ideal material for creations meant to shine: evening gowns, form-fitting and lace bodysuits, sheerness in dresses, and elegant skirts with lining. It also works excellently as an application on edges, necklines, sleeves, or inserts in a “statement” style—especially in cuts with structure and shaping, where the lace has a chance to arrange itself into the composition.

Helpful questions (FAQ)

Will embroidered lace with beads work without lining?

The lace itself will, but if we want to sew an entire dress, it is worth taking care of a lining or underlay where we want to cover the body. Lace alone is not opaque.

How best to cut tulle with sewn-on ribbons and beads?

The material is best laid out on a large table and the pattern should be matched to the lace pattern. Remember to use sharp scissors and try to cut between the beads. One of the advantages of embroidered lace on tulle is the ability to cut out separate elements without worrying that the whole pattern will unravel.

Will washing at 30°C damage the beads and embellishments?

Washing at 30 degrees will not damage the beads, but remember to wash gently, without pulling or rubbing, because the beads can get damaged in that way.

How to iron so as not to flatten the embroidery and not dull the color?

The main rule when ironing this type of fabric is to use steaming, preferably vertically, rather than traditional ironing. If you have no other option, iron on the wrong side and обязательно through a protective cloth.

Is this lace suitable for a wedding or evening creation?

This lace was made with grand outings and special occasions in mind. It will work both as a bold alternative to classic wedding colors and for an evening creation.

What is the fabric width and how does it affect the amount of meterage needed?

The lace width is 125 cm. This means the lace is 125 cm long, and we buy the lace circumference depending on what we want to use for our project.

Does black with red flowers look good in daylight and evening light?

Yes, definitely—this lace looks stunning both in daylight and under artificial light.