Chinsumo,
Try some matching mineral eyeshadow. Just the tiniest amount, blend it in with your finger. At least the contrast will be toned down.
Good luck!
Thanks, India.
I use this trick on polymer clay sculptures, to do face shading , and it's very subtle, but you can lay different colors on top of one another or do multiple layers of one color until you reach the correct saturation point.
Plus it doesn't bleed. Believe me, I've messed up enough purses/coats to know!
Shelley
Chinsumo,
Try some matching mineral eyeshadow. Just the tiniest amount, blend it in with your finger. At least the contrast will be toned down.
Chinsumo,
Try some matching mineral eyeshadow. Just the tiniest amount, blend it in with your finger. At least the contrast will be toned down.
Good luck!
I just bought a saddle Havana Hobo from ebay (yay!). While I haven't received it yet, I'm wondering if this will be an ok color for fall/winter - what do you all think?
By the way, this is my first HH bag, so I'm very excited. I missed their sales, but got a pretty good deal on ebay.
This is a really good idea! I would try putting a little mineral shadow on a q-tip and blending it in. Then if the result is good, you could try mixing in a little leather conditioner to make the color soak into the leather better. It's a gorgeous bag btw. It looks fantastic on you!
I'm really surprised the glue removal left a white mark on the leather. I guess that means the leather isn't dyed all the way through
I just bought a saddle Havana Hobo from ebay (yay!). While I haven't received it yet, I'm wondering if this will be an ok color for fall/winter - what do you all think?
By the way, this is my first HH bag, so I'm very excited. I missed their sales, but got a pretty good deal on ebay.
chinsumo can confirm, but I think the super glue took a piece of the leather with it ... but I could be wrong. Chin?