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Step 15
Try the color order again and adjust it if needed. After pressing the surface colors and forms will change.
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Mar 13, 2011, 02.50 AMby liffythe
How am I the first to comment on this, this is amazing! What a fabulous up-cycle slight of hand, it looks so lux! From old ties and an iron! Beginning with the first time I saw a dress made wholly of mens ties (the seamstress designer was a woman wronged who turned to chopping up her husband’s tie collection to put herself right, and ended up with a whole new business, a great triumph over adversity story), I’ve kept an eye out for what’s to be done with those pretty/ugly bits of fabric that are so expensive and yet so pervasive. This is a beautiful sassy cat tutorial, thank you for sharing!