Can also be used to dress up your pup, which is a bonus. |
I mentioned that I wanted to give making a detachable collar a go, but I'd gotten rid of a blouse that was an excellent candidate. Thankfully, I was idling through a box of old clothes and I found this excellent shirt that I bought from Supre about three years ago.
The problem with this shirt is that it looks a bit like the 70s threw up on it. It's a bit too bright and bold for me to wear without feeling like I'm in a costume. The fit is also a bit unflattering. However, I do like the print in small doses, so it's perfect for this project!
There are two types of detachable collars, and the first step is working out which of these you prefer, and which your shirt suits best:
By Miu Miu |
By Carven |
The process is very simple, and can really be summed up in a couple of photos
Just cut the two collar segments off, exactly like this. |
I decided to add couple of collar tips, using a hammer to lightly tap them closed. |
Totally convincing! |
Here are some links to sites with more comprehensive guides:
http://www.rookiemag.com/2011/10/diy-collars-marlena/
http://emilyjane.typepad.com/my-blog/2014/02/diy-detachable-collar.html
http://runwaydiy.com/2011/02/24/diy-miu-miu-collar/
Contributor: Kate, @Springerfield
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