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Hello, DIYers!

Let’s face it… accidents happen and sometimes they can affect your daily wardrobe. Nothing is worse than an accidental stain, rip, or break in your outfit! A perfectly good article of clothing can seem lost forever if you’re not sure how to fix it, but with a little bit of DIY skill, you can save your wardrobe from the dreaded fashion emergency! On this list, we have combined quick fixes that you can use on the go when an accident happens as well as some ideas for more permanent repairs to your clothes when you have more time at home. Get the most out of your wardrobe!

Happy crafting!

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Fixing a Broken Heel on the Go

Nothing is worse than breaking a heel! You run the risk of walking funny for the rest of the day if you don’t have a spare! Here are some ideas for fixing this fashion emergency on the go!

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Pet Hair Removal While Out

Sometimes you don’t always notice the pet hair on you, or you couldn’t resist petting a cat or dog while you are out and about! If you didn’t come prepared with a lint roller, there are other ways you can get the pet hair off of your clothes!

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No-Sew Fix for Broken Button on Jeans

Not everyone walks around with a sewing kit! If your button falls off of your jeans, her is a no-sew way to fix it!

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Removing Mold from Leather

Unfortunately, when you love leather, mold can happen! Here’s how you can save your beloved leather shoes (or other product) from the mold that is growing on them!

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Remove Deodorant Marks From a Shirt

If you accidentally got a deodorant mark on your shirt or dress, you can get it off in a pinch!

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Quick Zipper Repair

Zippers breaking can be a little bit traumatizing! But here is a quick fix to keep your day on track!

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Avoid Runs in Pantyhose

If you are prone to getting runs in your pantyhose, you can use these tips and tricks to avoid them before they start!

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Quick Fix for Broken Under Wire

There is pretty much nothing worse than the pain of a broken under wire, especially in the middle of a busy day! Here’s some options for quick fixes to help get you through!

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Getting Toothpaste Out of Clothes

Have you ever accidentally gotten toothpaste on your shirt RIGHT as you are supposed to walk out of the door? It’s the worst! Here’s how you can quickly get the toothpaste out of your clothes!

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Quick Button Fix with Paperclip

When you’re in the middle of your day, you can’t always stop to sew up a broken button. Use a paperclip to help keep your pants, skirt, or other article of clothing together until you can get home and do a more permanent repair!

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Fix a Busted Hem On Pants

Here’s how to fix a hem!

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Mend Broken Cami Strap

Camisoles get PRICEY! I will probably never stop being offended at the price of them. So it is especially unfortunate when one of the straps break. But never fear! You can fix it yourself! Here’s how…

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Prevent Stockings from Ripping Further

Carry clear nail polish with you when wearing stockings so that if you get a run, you can quickly stop it from expanding further!

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Getting Rid of Scuffs on Shoes

When you’re busy and on the go, scuffs happen! But that doesn’t mean it’s the end of your shoes!

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Quick Fix with Stapler

If a hem has come undone, a stapler can make a decent quick fix! A staple can also be a good substitution for a broken clasp on pants or a skirt. It may not be a permanent fix, but if the accident happens in the middle of a busy day, it will help you get by with minimal interruption!