I tested VIRAL Tiktok Clothing DIYS and Fashion Hacks!

Hey friends! Lately, I have seen so many fun, viral Fashion DIY's on TikTok and wanted to test them out to see if they work in real life!

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This video is not sponsored, all items were purchased with my own money and all opinions are my own.

Thank you so much for watching,
lots of love,
Annalise x

[lynnleigha]

You can't tell the shoulders are off, unless you literally point then out. Love #1

[SilverDingo]

Yay your DIYs are back! They're fun to watch but it's also great for the environment to repurpose clothes 🌏

[jostewart]

5:18 for the undershirt, the crop top, I would have taken off the buttons and sewed it back together, so there’s some seperatiom

[juliaboyerdunlap]

I know you have the sewing skills to hem the raw edge on your crop top. Just fold it under 1\2 inch and be careful not to pull the fabric as you sew or it will pucker. Also, you could measure around yourself with elastic and then sew the elastic onto the bottom and top. You just gently pull on the elastic as you sew and the you could even fold up the width of the elastic and hem. They have smaller elastic so it doesn’t have to be big. It’s the same width as a bra strap. I think mine is 5/8in.

[SamLovesMovies]

Hey girl, your DIY clothes look cute! ^_^ I usually sew my own Halloween costumes so here are a couple tips that might help you: when you cut that raw edge in the pink cardigan, I would still recommend hemming it off so it is more secure and won’t unravel, and it looks cleaner (i.e. hemming that jagged bottom edge on the crop top would help clean it up). Also, when you brought the crop top in to fit, rather than taking it in from one side, it generally works better to take it in equally from *both* sides which will help it be nice and even :)

[kleague]

I loved the t-shirt into a dress! You could actually find t-shirts you like from thrift stores and do that to them as well and save some coin!

[debs_stuff]

Loved all of them but my favourite was the first.

[CantTameBeauty]

I love the tshirt dress. Now I want to go thrifting !!!

[MegaAgent]

Are you sponsored by Tik tok? Those clothes looked awful, sorry.

[gimandri]

u really need to hem the raw edges of the cardigan, it'll unravel in the washing machine and in general
it's such a cute set I don't want it to break

[LarrietDarling]

the first dress. Definitely something I would wear!

[nmohsin]

That Singapore shirt and black and gold scarf were so nice! I definitely want to see your remaking more thrifted items!

[jvu]

I am embarrassed to admit that I hummed that "hmmmm, mmummmmum" music you played in this video lol.

[killjoy.]

omg yesss
i was feeling horrible and i’m so glad you just uploaded a video.

your energy and vibe is so lively and makes me feel better 💕

[anagoyette]

The scarf thing has been around since the early 60s, and was very popular in the 90s. It’s a great hack.

[carmencarlton]

Heads up they sell fabric glue when you can’t sew

[chiditasol]

this is crazy, literally yesterday morning I did a cardigan + crop top matching set diy. Are we connected?

[alexiskfischDesigns]

Great video!! I loved seeing how proud you are of the finished products omg 💕 also just wanted to add that if your sweater frays you might need to add a hem to it, just something to keep an eye out for

[veronicawilson]

Me seeing the cardigan annelise is about to cut up: NO! PLEASE

[darylieboyce]

Hey u did a fantastic job hun!!!! Enjoyed this video