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Claire from Blah to TADA! shows how to use leftover tea bags to give inexpensive lace a vintage look. She uses her lace to make a quick headband, but you could use this on any kind of project where you want a vintage look without having to use up your actual vintage lace. Find out how at Blah to TADA!
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[tags]sewing, tutorial, tea, stain, dye, inexpensive, cheap, lace, vintage[/tags]
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