Tutorial: No-sew repair for a torn Halloween costume

Store bought costumes tend to be made from cheap flimsy fabric, which makes a tear or busted seam pretty much inevitable. And when that happens, it’s hard to repair because the fabric is so thin. But the costumes don’t come cheap, so don’t toss it! Jennifer Priest from Just JP shows how she was able to repair a ripped princess costume to restore it back to it’s just-bought beauty. There’s no sewing required!

Click below for her tutorial:

DIY Costume Repair – How to Fix Your Princess Dress After a Clash with a Disney Villain, by Jennifer Priest

[photo from Jennifer Priest]

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