Divination is the practice or the process of inquiring knowledge of the unknown or the future by using supernatural methods as well as other items like Dice and tarot. Dice have a pretty long history as oracles. They were famous in ancient Rome and Greece. Again, they are prominent in medieval Europe. As you try to use dice for the first time, you will realize that there is a big distinction from other types of divination (like tarot). Further, it is normally an excellent idea to try different divination systems always to find out which parts of them we need to bring into our individual practice. Quite frequently, this is simply the latest deck in a way that we readily understand; however, it is still significant to look at completely various physical tools. One of the very interesting for contemporary readers is dice.
The basics of Dice.
Typically, dice oracles fall into two major styles; the “book” and the “hand”. First, the “Book” method includes generating a number and then picking up the analogous passage on a page. The subsequent could be anything from poetic verse to precise instructions and often would not relate right to the numbers that were initially rolled. The listing for the subsequent passage, 327, would have a completely unique meaning (and not related to 3, 2 or 7 at all). Therefore, you would have to carry both your dice and the whole book of answers with you to perform the divination. Surprisingly, this is a compelling tradition with many years of history behind it. Furthermore, there is another method- that opens up additional possibilities.
There are sound differences with using dice rather than cards that are fun as well. Cards come with fixed art that can be deciphered or reveal concealed symbolism, guided by the artist. They just have those particular structures and images (like a decision on number order, trump names and art style). The dots or marks on dice are very simple, by contrast, that they get out of the reader’s way and give room for wider accounts to be brought to the reading- particularly on something as rich as the components, which have a lot of aspects to them. The components exist as absolute magical ideals but as the solid reality we find around as too. In fact, they are even in us, as the power of our bones, the heat in our blood.
Physical dice fast become magical tools that have all of these opportunities, alive with potential. With only one six-sided die inside your pocket, you have a straight line to a big part of Western magic. Rather than turning a card to be given with a response, this sounds more as if you generate each component separately yourself using an action from your hand.
On the other hand, dice and cards are of course so comparable. (As a matter of fact, in case each of the aggregate in this oracle was painted onto a card, then the outcome deck of 72 cards would produce precisely the same possibility of each answer as it does at the moment with dice). Certainly, this is a concern we need to always be conscious of when designing a system of divination: you can just have the outcomes that put in. In this regard, none of the outcomes should have less of the possibility than others except that is something for which you have intentionally thought of and planned for. Complex systems can be enjoyable, and you can make use of charts, cards, and lengths of string, colored beads, or a combination of these! As an initial step, the very fulfilling and elegant can be done with only a one die in your pocket without the possibility of losing any of the beauty or depth.
📷Other things that make dice preferable.
Using cards is convenient as well. They are quite smaller compared to a full deck of cards. For this, from a public point of view, they do not resemble the occult object. Furthermore, there are various beautiful alternatives for you. These include metals and colors of your preference, wooden dice in a small box, various sizes, in a pocket or simply in bags. Definitely, the dice you use for divination is your magical devices and needs to be kept and utilized only for magical reasons in the same manners that many individuals do with tarot cards.
From their first form as small animal bones, the dice have been an important component of the whole history of divination. We usually find runes, cards and even sticks available to purchase as oracles. Nevertheless, dice appear to be so ordinary. We notice their sis sides and imagine that they can just give six answers. Rather, they open up such a big area of possible images and information: loving relationships, high-energy battles, landscapes of guaranteed success or warnings of questionable foundations. This just comes from a single die. Readers looking for a unique encounter or change of directions need to consider adding the humble dice in their search.
Divination by scrying.
Scrying, otherwise known as “crystal gazing” is a method by which an individual “gazes” onto a reflective thing. Still, quite a number of people use a scrying mirror or crystal ball. Scrying mirrors are basically concave opaque parts of glass. They are pretty appealing. Nevertheless, you can scry on simply about any reflective exterior, a piece of metal, a bowl of water or a mirror. In some cases, some people can even scry in flames or smoke.
The aim of scrying is to get information. Some people think that this information is presented psychically or clairvoyantly. Others believe the scrying procedure just clears the mind for information from the source or the Universe to flow more smoothly. The information obtained can be used to satisfy an entire host of concerns and questions. Sometimes, the information given is so accurate that the scryer will see visions of actual places, people and events. In some instances, the information given is symbolic just like a dream and has to be interpreted.
From another point of view, open eye scrying requires regular exercise and concentration. Actually, some people find it hard to focus their attention with their eyes open. Luckily, other people are natural scryers. Due to this, they have the ability to focus and images start to appear almost instantaneously. You may never get the hang of it. However, at some point, you may be able to gain images in a carefree state, on your eyelids, with your eyes shut. If you do some research and inquire from others, you may find that they also apply the same method suggesting that that could be another form of scrying. Assuredly, many people will not regard that as a way of scrying because it does not include a “tool” like a mirror outside the person. Besides, you may realize that that is a very effective technique to practice scrying with your eyes closed. In fact, it could be one way that will help you relax and receive essential images. While that may work for some people, others may find it quite irrelevant too. Seemingly, everyone has their best ways of scrying in the bid to get the ultimate goal.
📷Rune reading.
Runes (Witch’s Runes) are simplistic pictograms that pair concepts with symbols that are very acceptable in this contemporary world. In my late teen years, I came across the Witch’s Runes and they really made an impact on me. First, they were few in numbers, easy for me to differentiate from one another and clear to learn. In some ways, these were a groundbreaking entry to the concept of complex symbolism in my case. Because the witch’s Runes are not an old script, they have no particular sound or pronunciation; the headings of the runes are in normal English.
There is a lot less to get here, yet they more often than not be applied conversely with the Elder Futhark in this process of divination. In case you feel content with the Elder Futhark, start learning the Witch’s Runes besides them and realize how the two compare and contrast in your personal practice. If you are still working with the Elder Futhark, you can continue, or you can go back and master the Witch’s Runes first in case both time and memorization are obstacles for you.
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• Rune number– the Witch’s Rune is manifested in particular order, just like other rune rows, although they are not a script.
• Rune name– the Witch’s Rune name is given in English and is directly mirrored by the image.
• Think– Pictograms are not definite representations of their concepts, remarkably since there are elusive nuances for each rune. There is some imagery correlated to each rune that may assist you to link them with their meanings. You may be having other imagery that best for you and you can go with it as you wish.

There are only some of the obvious meanings for the runes that work for most people. For your own good, you may add them with time or alter those that do not seem suitable.
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Moving clear-out! A couple of unorthodox practices due to the move - everything has been compressed into one post, and this post will be removed mid-morning on Thursday regardless of whether everything sells because the move will take me out of commission for a while.
Family photo; items are listed below in order from left to right
[FS][USA][RING] 10k yellow gold moissanite distance band size 2
Item Details: This is a 10k yellow gold distance band with 1.5mm round moissanite in size 2. The ring ended up a hair thicker than the CAD - it's 1.35mm wide and 1.48mm thick.
Photos: https://imgur.com/a/buoeqsT
Source: Provence
Selling Price: $100 via PPFF
Shipping Cost & Method: Free USPS shipping to the contiguous US. Please note that contiguous US is commonly understood to mean lower 48 + DC.
What is Included: just the ring
Condition of the Item: Good condition. No issues to note.
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[FS][USA][RING] 10k yellow gold moissanite and lab sapphire cluster ring size 4.5
Item Details: This is a 10k yellow gold ring in an asymmetrical cluster design. The center is a 5.5mm blue green moissanite, and it is surrounded by an assortment of round stones (white moissanite, champagne moissanite, pink lab sapphire) and one emerald cut stone (champagne moissanite). The emerald cut was originally meant to be a pink sapphire, but I wasn't happy with the color, so I purchased a Holycome stone separately and sent it to Provence. The ring ended up a hair thicker than the CAD - it's 1.78mm wide and 1.58mm thick.
Photos: https://imgur.com/a/Y1Spfyw
Source: Provence
Selling Price: $270 via PPFF
Shipping Cost & Method: Free USPS shipping to the contiguous US. Please note that contiguous US is commonly understood to mean lower 48 + DC.
What is Included: just the ring
Condition of the Item: Good condition. No issues to note.
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[FS][USA][RING] 10k white gold moissanite ring guard size 4.5
Item details: This is a 10k white gold moissanite ring guard in an open leaf design in size 4.5. The ring it was originally made around was 1.7mm wide.
Photos: https://imgur.com/a/2CXC0HU
Source: Kuololit
Selling Price: $200 via PPFF
Shipping Cost & Method: Free USPS shipping to the contiguous US. Please note that contiguous US is commonly understood to mean lower 48 + DC.
What is Included: just the ring
Condition of the Item: Good condition. No issues to note.
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[FS][USA][RING] Charles & Colvard Forever One 0.5 CTW round moissanite beaded stackable ring in 14k yellow gold size 5
Item details: This is a 14k yellow gold stacking ring in size 5. It's basically a bezel bubble band with delicate milgrain. The stones are Forever One moissanite that total up to 0.5 CTW. Note that four of the circles are solid gold (no stone), and I'm not sure why.
Photos: https://imgur.com/a/VVc98kV
Source: Charles & Colvard
Selling Price: $280 via PPFF
Shipping Cost & Method: Free USPS shipping to the contiguous US. Please note that contiguous US is commonly understood to mean lower 48 + DC.
What is Included: just the ring
Condition of the Item: Good condition. No issues to note.

I previously made Peeps bunnies out of Perler beads, and glued them with Mod Podge to a 12" wood round, added black vinyl for the words, and viola, a cute Easter sign for my front door!

This argumentative piece discusses the ideologies, constraints, positives, and negatives of decolonization. Decolonization refers to the movement of previously oppressed groups that go back to their original mannerisms, practices, and cultures; most groups that showed decolonization were often those from colonies that became independent of their colonizers.
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Fig.1: Ironic English Protest
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The most famous cases of decolonization appear hidden in plain sight, with some of the world's biggest countries showing scars of freedom fighting. The United States of America was not always united and free. In 1607, 104 Englishmen stepped onto the shores of middle North America. The British aimed to start a new settlement and further extend their roots to the furthest edges of the map. The British believed that their firepower and brute strength would overtake and overpower any existing post set up by other European countries and further be able to colonize any remaining native tribes who had maintained their independence thus far. The Native Indians are estimated to have arrived in America around 10,000 bc (Simonsen, 2006). These British people who settled in America became the new "Americans". They oppressed the Native Americans and fought them for their land leading to the First Native Indian War in 1609. The Native Americans were never defeated but suffered multiple casualties at the hands of the Americans. The Native Americans were close to losing the war towards the end of the 16th century but held off the Americans with their bows and arrows, stone clubs, spears, blow guns, and hatches. In the early 1700s, they were revolutionized and traded guns for goods with French, Italian, Belgian, and other significant European forces. Although Native Americans were not colonized, their ethics, practices, and arms were updated. They used the designs of oppressors to gain equality on the battlefield, fought the war for over 300 years, and were never fully controlled. When the war on Native Americans ended in 1924, they reverted from their colonial ways but kept using guns; what remained was their tribal and heritage-based home-building techniques, homemade, culture-filled weapons, notably the blowdart and bow and arrow, and their traditional Aztec prints (different to their camouflaged 300-year-old war attire) (Washburn, 2012).
In the areas of design in decolonization, the Native Americas proved that returning to their original roots was fulfilling and fruitful; they did not lose their culture and adapted to modern times to protect and stand their ground.
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Fig. 2: Native Americans
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Europeans (the Dutch) first inhabited Southern Africa in 1652. It was evident that their reasons for being there were not to colonize or to live in unison with the natives but rather to build a servicing port for ships and to farm on the rich African soils. Almost a decade later, the British arrived in 1661. The Europeans asserted dominance over the existing African tribes, forcing Africans to give up some of their heritage lands and be outcasts in new areas that were not their homes. For the next 300-odd years, countless wars broke out between the British, Dutch, and Southern African tribes. In the 1800s, Zulus adapted to the modern styles of fighting (similar to the previously-mentioned Native Americans) and put down their sticks, wooden weapons, and other fighting techniques and found guns to be more efficient. They also adapted to makeshift tent designs and sleeping solutions similar to the Europeans. Despite narrowly losing the war to the British during the Anglo-Zulu War, they used European designs to gain respect from the Europeans. Although oppressed, they had more peace than they had while coexisting in the same space as the Europeans.
In 1948, the apartheid regime began, and all people of colour were equally oppressed. The oppressed conformed to European ways of living but with fewer rights. They had no freedom to express their cultures and heritage through design, and European Gothic and Renaissance styles of Architecture were imminent throughout South Africa. Commercial buildings in CBDs and other areas of high business are plain and have very simplistic European facades. 1994 marked the end of the apartheid regime, and people of colour finally had equal rights. With that, their cultures began to thrive once again. Through fashion with cultural items such as animal prints, beaded goods, fancy feathered headwear, and other goods, African culture has imprinted on every race in South Africa; another race that embraced their fashion and culture was the Indians, who have pushed for fashion design and just like African (used as a vague, broad expression), has every race wearing it (Rovine, 2015). In architecture and the built environment, African culture can be represented by bright modern colours and unique patterns; their designs are slowly but surely making their way onto buildings as facades, decorative tiles, and finishes.
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Fig. 3: South Africans Protesting against Inequality
While separating the art from the artist to some degree, the oppressed governing practices have quickly sent South Africa into poverty struck corrupted land; when looking at decolonization in terms of governing and control, although equal and free, it can be argued that since Africans have been reinstated back in control, the decolonizing of South Africa was detrimental (Hirsch, 2005). In design, Africa is thriving as a tourist hotspot as Africans have pushed their culture back out and into the world; by doing this, they have added depth to the South African culture and removed the dark monotone cloud that hung over South Africa's heritage.
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Fig. 4: Constitutional Court of South Africa - Facade Design
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In the mid-1600s, the British came across the remaining unexplored southern tip of Africa. It was once again a fight for them to reign power and authority over the native Venda people (Zimbabwe's leading and most prominent tribe). The British people fought for 300 years until a whole war broke out in then Rhodesia. The Rhodesian Bush War began between the Africans and Zulu in 1964 when the Africans opposed Rhodesian rule and oppression. The war became realistically winnable to the natives due to Zambia and Malawi gaining independence and the British Federation losing power in those countries. They used all the same tactics that they had learned as victims of their colonizers for the past 300 years; both sides used guns, knives, and bombs, and the fight was so equal that the war went on until 1979. The war ended in December, and by the first day of January 1980, the African people had already replaced the name Rhodesia with a new name that would fully represent their country, one that would go back to practicing Venda traditions of law and rule, viz. Zimbabwe (Gordon, 1981). Decolonization has previously shown that it is a positive idea with many advantages, but Zimbabwe was one of the significant cases of backlash.
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Fig. 5: Zimbabweans with Arms Protesting White Governing
When Zimbabwe was restored to its original roots, Robert Mugabe became the prime minister in 1980 while Zimbabwe would still serve under partial British rule. Zimbabwe thrived for two years before Mugabe fired Joshua Nkomo (a member of the Zapu party) for accusing him of trying to overthrow the government; Mugabe enlisted North Korean trained soldiers to kill Nkomo's party off. In 1987, Mugabe merged forces with Nkomo and gained votes to become the president of Zimbabwe. Under Mugabe's decolonized rule, Africans gained more power in Zimbabwe than white people. Using pre-colonized rules, white people became a trophy-hunted commodity for the Africans. In 2000, Zimbabwe witnessed further bloodshed as white farm owners were slaughtered for their farms by squatters- the government supported these killings and abuse of power. In 2001, Zimbabwe opened up to the world about its financial problems as badly-run farms, poorly-maintained factories, and bank crashes caused the Zimbabwean dollar to drop quickly. Under decolonized governing, Zimbabwe was suspended by the Commonwealth and struggled with mass poverty and hunger. In 2005, an estimated 700,000 people were left homeless as the government orchestrated operation "clean-up" by destroying all street stalls and shacks. In 2008, the European Union and the United States declared full sanctions against Zimbabwe. In 2018, after 40 years of "independence", Zimbabwe changed the laws to give presidents a limited time of two terms in which they are allowed to serve a country.
The designs and systems established by Commonwealth law or any generic democratic ruling often allow countries to flourish or crash with equal fairness between government and citizens. Zimbabwe's recent history has shown that as good as decolonization may be; it may also cause years of bloodshed, a crashing economy, poverty, and famine.
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Fig. 6: Zimbabweans Peacefully Protesting in 2020
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In the early 1600s, the British landed on the warm sandy coast of Surat, India, solely intending to trade. Not long after, the British decided to dismiss their trade ideas with the Indians and instead do the trading of Indians and Indian goods. Despite not being under British Crown rule, India was oppressed and sapped of its people and goods. In 1858, the British officially declared that India's governing and control would come under British Crown rule whilst slowly easing off using Indians as enslaved people worldwide; they continued to trade cotton, tea, spices, indigo, silk, ivory, and marble deeply rooted in India's culture. Nearly 100 years after India served under British Crown rule, India broke free of the British and became independent, mainly through non-violent resistance promoted and endorsed by Mahatma Gandhi (Kale, 1998). India is still part of the Commonwealth, and the British heavily influenced their architecture (Cohen, 2001). However, after gaining independence, India went on a spree of building temples, shrines, and religious monuments. Since then, their unique culture can be seen in facades, tiles, gilded buildings, religious figures carved from stone, and other significant Indian designs (Scriver & Srivastava, 2016).
To inject more culture into the country, India is moving away from British glass box designs used as the blueprint for commercial buildings; they felt the buildings lacked depth. India identified decolonization as more than just using designs and input from pre-colonizing days. Instead, that design is a sense of unity and self-acceptance and has a much more robust and positive psychological effect on individuals. The past may have been better for India. However, by decolonizing design, they rediscovered their foundations and still give tourists and locals a feeling of rich heritage and culture from centuries ago, now in modern times.
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Fig. 7: Indian Post-Oppression Bus Station Design
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In Britain's reign for power worldwide, its biggest threat was China. Without slavery, stealing from oppressed countries, and other human rights violations, China thrived as an economic, cultural, and design hub. Britain sought to gain control of China's economic zones and initiated the First Opium war in 1839. Britain could only partially sabotage China because its population and brute armed forces ensured greater defense against colonization. Britain took control of an island off the coast of China and asserted British Crown rule over what would become Hong Kong. The British ruled Hong Kong for over a century and a half. The Hong Kong citizens did not resist oppression. They waited until Britain traded them back to China with the agreement that Hong Kong would not be decolonized and practice capitalist ideas and systems for 50 years after the handover (Wong, 2013).
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Fig. 8: Hong Kong Citizens Demanding and Fighting for Democracy
While British architecture and design can be seen throughout Hong Kong, China explicitly tries to inject Chinese culture into the previously oppressed independent state. With Mandarin banners, bright red and yellow facades, and other Chinese symbols like dragons, China is singlehandedly decolonizing Hong Kong. The problem that arose with Hong Kong being handed over to another state was that Hong Kong never had its independence and always belonged to another country, never fully being able to practice its decolonization (Lim & Lim, 2007). While China is positively reinstating culture and heritage in Hong Kong, protestors continuously fight to make Hong Kong its own country.
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Fig. 9: Proposed Building Facade Design from Mainland China
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Throughout this argumentative essay, we discussed decolonization in governance, design, heritage, and culture. Decolonization in the world's history is proven to be primarily positive. However, care must be taken to avoid extreme decolonization, especially in areas of design, as we risk losing the richly-woven tapestries of design constructs that have metamorphosized through the centuries.

Vintage Dresses for Women

Vintage Dresses for Women: A Timeless Style Statement
When it comes to fashion, what's old is often new again. This couldn't be more true than with vintage dresses for women. Vintage dresses are a timeless style statement that adds charm, elegance, and femininity to any wardrobe. Whether you're looking for a 1920s flapper dress or a 1960s mod dress, there's a vintage dress out there for everyone.
Vintage Dresses for Women

What are vintage dresses for women?

Vintage dresses are garments that were made in the past and have since become classic and sought-after pieces. These dresses are typically made from high-quality materials and feature unique designs that are no longer available in modern clothing. Vintage dresses are popular among fashion enthusiasts and collectors alike, and they offer a glimpse into the fashion trends of the past.

Why should you consider wearing vintage dresses?

There are several reasons why vintage dresses should be a part of every woman's wardrobe:
Unique style: Vintage dresses offer a unique style that is not found in modern clothing. These dresses often feature intricate details and designs that are no longer seen in contemporary fashion.
High-quality materials: Vintage dresses were made from high-quality materials, such as silk, lace, and satin, which means they are durable and can withstand the test of time.
Eco-friendly: By choosing to wear vintage dresses, you're making a sustainable fashion choice. You're recycling clothing that might otherwise end up in a landfill.
Value for money: Vintage dresses are often less expensive than modern designer clothing, yet they offer the same level of quality and style.
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Types of vintage dresses for women

There are many types of vintage dresses for women, each with its own unique style and design. Here are some of the most popular types of vintage dresses:
1920s flapper dress: This dress is characterized by its loose, flowing silhouette and intricate beading and fringe details.
1940s tea dress: This dress is often made from floral or polka dot fabrics and features a fitted bodice and a flared skirt.
1950s swing dress: This dress is characterized by its full skirt and nipped-in waist, which creates an hourglass silhouette.
1960s mod dress: This dress is often made from bold, geometric prints and features a short hemline and a boxy silhouette.
How to style vintage dresses
Styling vintage dresses can be challenging, but with the right accessories, you can create a modern, chic look. Here are some tips for styling vintage dresses:
Keep it simple: Let the dress be the focal point of your outfit by keeping accessories to a minimum.
Add modern touches: Mix vintage dresses with modern accessories, such as statement jewelry or a leather jacket, to create a modern, edgy look.
Choose the right shoes: Pair vintage dresses with shoes that complement the style of the dress. For example, pair a 1950s swing dress with vintage pumps or a 1960s mod dress with ankle boots.
Don't be afraid to experiment: Vintage dresses are versatile, and you can experiment with different styles and accessories to create a unique look that reflects your personal style.
Vintage dresses for women are a timeless style statement that adds charm and elegance to any wardrobe. With their unique designs and high-quality materials, vintage dresses offer a glimpse into the fashion trends of the past. By choosing to wear vintage dresses, you're making a sustainable fashion choice and getting value for your money. Whether you're looking for a 1920s flapper dress or a 1960s mod dress, there's a vintage dress out there for everyone. So go ahead and add a So go ahead and add a vintage dress to your wardrobe and embrace the timeless elegance that it brings. Whether you're wearing it for a special occasion or just to add a touch of vintage flair to your everyday style, you'll be sure to turn heads and make a statement. With the right styling, vintage dresses can be worn in a modern, chic way that reflects your personal style. So start exploring the world of vintage dresses today and discover the perfect piece for you!

Refurbishing old sarees is a wonderful way to breathe new life into them and make them look new and better. Using your creativity and some basic sewing skills, you can create a unique dress that reflects your style.
One of the most popular ways to repurpose old sarees is to turn them into a dress. Fabric from the saree can be used to create a new outfit that is both modern and traditional. Depending on your preference, you can choose to use pattu for a blouse or skirt and add some embellishments to give it a contemporary look.
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Another idea is to make a skirt out of a saree. You can use the border of the saree as the hem of the skirt and add some decorative elements like lace or embroidery to make it unique. This is a great way to give new life to a saree that is damaged or stained in some areas.
Overall, repurposing old sarees is a wonderful way to tap into your creativity and make something new and better out of the old and cherished. With a little imagination and some basic sewing skills, the possibilities are endless.

Recycle old Sarees into Half and Half Sarees

Recycling old sarees into half-and-half sarees is a great way to update and create unique outfits. By combining two or more sarees, you can create a new look that reflects your style.
To start, choose two or more sarees with complementary colors, patterns, and textures. Decide which part of the saree you want to use for the top half and which part for the bottom half. You can use the pallu or border for one half and the body of the saree for the other half.
Cut the sarees in half horizontally and sew them together to make a half-and-half saree. Add some embellishments like embroidery or sequins to stand out.
Another idea is to use fabric from one saree as the top half and fabric from another saree as the bottom half. This creates a striking contrast and adds more visual interest to the saree.
Recycling old sarees into half-and-half sarees is a great way to create sustainable and unique outfits that you can cherish for years to come. By repurposing old sarees, you reduce waste and contribute to an eco-friendly fashion industry.

Old saree makeover – try the fusion saree look

If you are looking for a creative way to give new life to your old sarees, why not try the fusion saree look? Fusion sarees are a great way to blend traditional and modern styles and offer endless possibilities for customization and customization.
Consider mixing and matching different fabrics, textures, and colors to start a fusion saree makeover. For example, you can pair a traditional silk saree with a modern blouse or mix a printed cotton saree with a plain satin drape.
Another option is to experiment with different draping styles, such as a vetting-style drop or a half-half saree drop. These curtains are a fun way to enhance the traditional saree look and express your individuality and creativity.
You can also add accessories to your fusion saree that look like statement jewelry, a belt, or a scarf. These accessories help tie the look together and make it more cohesive.
Overall, the fusion saree look is a great way to experiment with different styles and express your creativity while giving your old sarees a makeover. With a little imagination and some basic styling techniques, you can create your own unique and stylish look.

Add New Border To Old Sarees

Adding a new border to an old saree is a great way to give it a fresh and updated look. You can use different fabrics, colors, and textures to create a border that complements the saree and adds style and sophistication.
To add a new border to your old saree, first, choose the fabric and color you want to use for the border. It is important to choose a fabric that complements the saree and does not overwhelm it. You can use fabrics like silk, cotton, or lace to create a suitable border for the saree.
Sew the folded edge of the fabric to the bottom of the saree, making sure the fabric is tight even as you sew. Use a sewing machine or hand stitch the fabric for the saree, depending on your preference and skill level.
Once the new border is attached, you can add some embellishments like sequins, embroidery, or beads to make it stand out. These embellishments can add an extra touch of glamor and personality to your new and improved saree.

Old Saree Redesign – Latest Blouse Designs

Redesigning an old saree with a new blouse design can completely change the look and feel of the saree. The blouse is an important part of the saree and by updating it with the latest designs, you can enhance the overall look and make it feel modern and fashionable.
Some of the latest blouse designs that can be used to redesign an old saree are:
Cold Shoulder Blouse: This blouse design has cutouts on the shoulders, creating a modern and trendy look. It pairs well with a variety of saree styles and can be dressed up or down depending on the occasion.
Halter Neck Blouse: This blouse design has a high neckline that ties at the back of the neck and creates a chic and sophisticated look. It works well with both plain and printed sarees and can be worn for formal or semi-formal events.
Off-Holder Blouse: This blouse design has a neckline that sits just below the shoulders, revealing the collarbones and creating a flattering and feminine silhouette. It pairs well with sarees with lots of detailing and works well for summer weddings or events.
Sheer Blouse: This blouse design has a sheer fabric like net or lace, adding elegance and femininity to the saree. It works well with both plain and printed sarees and can be dressed up depending on the occasion.
Collar Blouse: This blouse design has a collar and buttons at the front, creating a formal and sophisticated look. It works well with casual sarees and can be worn for casual events or work wear.
Overall, there are many latest blouse designs to redesign the old saree and create a new and updated look. By choosing a design that complements the saree and reflects your style, you can create a unique and stylish outfit for any occasion.

Dorinda Clark-Cole is a gospel singer, songwriter, and evangelist who has also launched her own clothing brand called "Dorinda Clark-Cole Collection". The brand offers a range of fashionable clothing items for women, including dresses, jackets, skirts, pants, and blouses.
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Dorinda Clark-Cole
The clothing line is designed with women of all sizes in mind and includes sizes up to 3X. Many of the designs feature bold prints, vibrant colors, and intricate details, such as beading and sequins.
Dorinda Clark Cole Collection can be found online through various retailers and the official website like especially yours, as well as in select boutiques and department stores. The brand has gained a following among fans of Dorinda Clark-Cole and women who appreciate stylish and comfortable clothing that reflects their faith and values.