Spilling bleach on one of my favorite tank tops was no exception. All I needed was a bit of lace, and.... Good as new! 
For more details and other crafts, check out the blog!
Saturday, April 09, 2011
A little fix
I tend to spill a lot (not so coordinated) But instead of throwing away all the clothes I ruin, I find ways to "make it work!" 
Spilling bleach on one of my favorite tank tops was no exception. All I needed was a bit of lace, and.... Good as new! 
For more details and other crafts, check out the blog!
Spilling bleach on one of my favorite tank tops was no exception. All I needed was a bit of lace, and.... Good as new! For more details and other crafts, check out the blog!
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I like the lace addition. It makes the top more interesting too!
It looks way cuter with the lace. I would so do that to a tank without any stains!
Cute idea! I added huge floral bows to a sweater with a stain on it, I'll post pictures sometime soon. I got bleach stains onto the sleeves of some black sweaters I own (house-cleaning in black clothes is not a good idea when working with aggressive chemicals!) and I just painted them over with sharpie :)
Very sweet, great addition!
Bryony
EOD
I love this! The lace looks like it belongs there. Great job!
Glad i'm not the only one who spills things! Great idea
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