I have searched through this site and found minimal references to "sota lace". I did find a few pics (I believe) that show sota lace work. If it is what I am thinking it is, I would like to try it on a cake next week. Can someone tell me (or show me a pic) what sota lace looks like and how to make it? Thanks!!!
Here you go: http://www.wilton.com/decorating/basic/sotas.cfm
HTH
You're in luck because Sotas are easier than anything in decorating.
Use thin icing with tip #1 (or any other relatively small round tip)
Squeeze bag and allow icing to drop randomly in a series of overlapping loops. Cover area from edge to edge.
TA DAH!!! Sotas!
Thanks, folks. Well, it turns out the "sota lace" is not what I thought it was. When I looked at the pic on the Wilton site, I recognized the technique. I'm not sure what I was looking at in the other pics, but, I'm glad I have a pic to identify sota. I may still use this technique next week. I was asked to prepare a baby shower cake so I was looking for ideas. Thanks, everyone. I really love this site! 
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