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#47
melbo said:
True! I'm actually looking to do something like this View attachment 2921436
I feel like my mandarin will look great with that pop of yellow. I'm am going to look for some silk and chiffon bandanas because I like the texture.
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Wow, this color combo looks terrific! Think I will mix it up more. I normally use ribbons or ponytail scarves that are similar in color. I would also like to try and wrapping my handles on my bags. Has anyone here done that?
 

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I always find silk scarves in thrift stores. Even managed to snag a few Dior silk scarves over the years along with Escada and other designers. Go through those bins of scarves ladies. I'm hoping to find an Hermes one day(fingers crossed). A soak in woolite and they look brand new.
 
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BAGLADY 3375 said:
I always find silk scarves in thrift stores. Even managed to snag a few Dior silk scarves over the years along with Escada and other designers. Go through those bins of scarves ladies. I'm hoping to find an Hermes one day(fingers crossed). A soak in woolite and they look brand new.
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Didn't know! I never go to thrift stores.. I guess that will have to change. Woolite you say? Where can I get that?
 
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You can purchase woolite in any chain drugstore, walmart, target. Its great for delicates. If you find anything silk and it seems fragile, just put a little cool water in a bowl or sink, throw a capful of woolite in with your scarf or blouse, whatever. Let it soak and watch for color bleeding. Swish it around with your hands, cold water rinse and let airdry.
 
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BAGLADY 3375 said:
You can purchase woolite in any chain drugstore, walmart, target. Its great for delicates. If you find anything silk and it seems fragile, just put a little cool water in a bowl or sink, throw a capful of woolite in with your scarf or blouse, whatever. Let it soak and watch for color bleeding. Swish it around with your hands, cold water rinse and let airdry.
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Oh thank you for the tip!
 
#59
melbo said:
What a great idea! I think I'm going to try and do this to my new peanut Selma. I might try and do both handles and maybe tie a bow? I'll compare both and see what I like best.
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Please post pics! I don't have a second scarf to put on other handle so I did one. I don't know how to do both with one. Is that even possible?
 
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