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We use a very sharp razor blade.Thinking of removing the green tags from my Michaels - does anyone have experience with this?
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We use a very sharp razor blade.Thinking of removing the green tags from my Michaels - does anyone have experience with this?
I see. Does it leave a fringe or can you take the tag clean off at the seams?We use a very sharp razor blade.
It depends on how sharp your blade is. If it fringes, just take a flame to it and it will singe back to the seam.I see. Does it leave a fringe or can you take the tag clean off at the seams?
Good question. Depending on what color palette your wardrobe is, is something to consider. Should it primarily be earth tones that you be wearing these, than either color would work. However, should you want to bring in darker colors to the wardrobe mix, than we would suggest Cafe which would work for either direction in wardrobe compliments.Which color of Michaels would you choose between Maroon and Lis Cafe?
I see, thank you!Good question. Depending on what color palette your wardrobe is, is something to consider. Should it primarily be earth tones that you be wearing these, than either color would work. However, should you want to bring in darker colors to the wardrobe mix, than we would suggest Cafe which would work for either direction in wardrobe compliments.