Hey guys! As usual I got hooked on a certain embellishment after using it, (ie. Fringe Collar) so I decided to add it to the shoulders of my t-shirt dress which I wore as a shirt in the pic below.
Cost of DIY: $19
What You Need:
- Fringe: I got this at Sussman’s Bridal on Queen for about $8/yard but you can find it at some Fabricland locations for about $6/metre
- Tshirt/Dress: Already existed in my closet… I actually got this at Smart Set for $7. It was an XL tank top I altered.
How To:
- Pin Fringe in place.
- Use your sewing machine or hand sew the fringe on. If you use a sewing machine use a low tension otherwise your fringe will get sucked into your machine… which happened to me… not good.
Something tells me I’m not done with fringe….
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Fantastic – from a distance it almost looks like feathers. I’m so glad you showed the it on – the mannequin does not do it justice.
And I tried the baking soda, and febreeze technique for getting out musty smells. The baking soda worked out better for me. The clothes still have a mild odor, but I think that’s my fault – I put like 12 pieces into the same bag. The febreeze initially was great, but I found the smells come back.
Thanks! Yes the pic is a bit blurry thus the feather-ness and “glow”
Try airing out your stuff! I did that with my leather jacket and it worked. Just let it sit outside (in the sun helps) for a few hours.
Thanks for the comment!
i freaking love this one!!
So pretty, I think I’m going to do something similar… thanks for the inspiration!
@Renee and @Meredith Thanks ladies! Meredith let me know how yours turns out!
Thanks for the comments!