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Elastic Lace Trim

Sizzle with Sexy G-strings!
Even though there are different styles of sexy panties, women in skimpy g-strings have always managed to capture the imagination of many. These miniscule panties leave little to the imagination. Don this erotic lingerie and give yourself a completely new outlook.

If you want to ignite the fire in your bedroom, make sure you get yourself sexy g-strings from SummitFashions.com. You'll find an exotic collection of these sexy panties in a variety of flirty styles here. With lace trims, ruffles, rhinestone accents, and more, the collection here looks extremely alluring.

G-strings are undoubtedly sexy, but lace g-strings are sexier still. Sexy g-strings with delicate lace look oh-so sensuous. At SummitFashions.com, you can pick from a variety of feminine and flirty lace g-strings, such as the Split Front Lace Thong Panty with two small satin bows in the front, the Lace Thong Split Crotch with a sheer mesh back, or the Lace G-string with blue back satin bow detail.

But if you want something raunchier, then you should definitely try micro-mini g-strings, such as the Leather Micro Mini G-string Thong with elastic straps or the Mini G-string Thong Panty with a narrow crotch. Another hot-selling micro g-string thong you'll not want to miss is the Silk Micro G-string Thong with silver tone ring hardware in the front and back. These women's thongs are available in gorgeous colors, such as red, black, and cobalt.

Apart from these wild g-strings, you'll also find a variety of other seductive sexy panties, such as sequin mesh thong panties, bridal g-strings, sheer embroidered g-string panties and more only at SummitFashions.com.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. QUESTION:
    where can I find Elastic 1.75" Soft Lace Trim and Stretch Lace Stretch Lace Lingerie Elastic 3/8"?
    Thanks I am looking for Stretch Lace Lingerie Elastic in all width....I am trying to find the perfect gift for a friend who is trying to start and ebay store and anything used to make sexxxy panties

    ps I check ebay already....

    • ANSWER:

  2. QUESTION:
    Can anyone recommend wholesale fabric and trim resources?
    I'm looking for good wholesale resources for buying lace, elastics, fabrics, boning, zippers, etc. It's a bit overwhelming to do an internet search for "wholesale fabric". I'd really appreciate personal recommendations.

    • ANSWER:
      Here are a couple of websites I've found to be quite amazing:
      http://www.fabricsunlimited.net/
      http://www.afcnewyork.com/Core.html

      Threads lists a treasure trove of websites:
      http://www.threadsmagazine.com/item/3679/online-fabric-shopping-a-list-of-resources

  3. QUESTION:
    Porcelain doll, need help with year?
    My great grandmother passed down a porcelain doll she had from when she was younger. It's a beautiful woman and I'm not looking for a value, just on some background behind it. It wouldn't be worth anything for, the coat's been damaged, the foot broke off of it a long long time ago. I'm just curious on when it is from. I don't have money for an appraiser but if you think i should get one I can save up some money. However, here's her features:

    ~No markings at all, no factory burns, etches, anything.
    ~Peach colored glossy finish.
    ~Head, legs, hands are porcelain while the body is cloth with a wire frame.
    ~music box, not sure what the song is.
    ~ Blonde hair, blue eyes.
    ~eye lashes are painted, not symmetrical, eyelashes are painted, not symmetrical. Right has more strokes than left.
    ~tanish colored 'tear duct' effect on eyes.
    ~She had a blue velvet jacket with buttons
    ~silkdress with lace ruffles, complete with white pearl beads. lace trim on all three layers. Also silk under 'pants' with lace bottom trim, elastic waist band.
    ~Dimpled chin small pink lips with red lip liner.
    ~Also, her hair is glued on and the glue is yellow and it has to be hand done because there are individual curls glued down on the nape of the neck.

    SO! Yah! =D If you can help with ANYTHING please do!

    • ANSWER:
      From your description it sounds like a modern (late 1970's-80's) porcelain doll marketed to be collectible. You don't mention your Great Grandmother's age, but I would assume that she purchased it in her later years rather than when she was young. Identifying these dolls is very difficult as there were so many made, unless she is marked or has her original tag or box. Check her back and the back of her neck to see if she is marked by the manufacturer or signed by the artist. You can then do a web search for the markings. If not she was probably a generic "Collectible Doll" made in Taiwan. These dolls have very little monetary value, but because she was given to you by someone special she is priceless and you should treasure her.

  4. QUESTION:
    Dyeing synthetics to cover mould stains?
    I have a vintage corset top I've just rediscovered, that unfornately has developed black mould spots/stains. The top itself is pale pink, and I was hoping dying it red would cover the spots.

    Its made from a variety of synthetic fibres- the bottom is strong elastic, while the top has has satin-ey pieces and pink and gold lace trim.

    Would my dyeing plan work? What dye should I use?

    If red wouldnt work, would black? (I want to wear it for Halloween...)

    • ANSWER:
      Generally I would recommend Rit dye, but as the previous poster mentioned, synthetics generally will not dye or will not dye well. Plus keeping something with mold on it can be bad for your health.

      You can usually kill and get rid of the mold. Spray undiluted white distilled vinegar liberally onto the affected areas. Vinegar kills mold. Let it sit for several hours, ideally outside in the sun. Then, use warm, sudsy water with 1/2 cup borax to wash it. Rinse it and let it dry in a clean, dry place.

  5. QUESTION:
    OK so I have some pieces to a costume but don't know what I could be?
    it's all navy blue with white polka dots and white ruffly trim there is a skirt that is kinda like the bottom of Lucy's dress from I love Lucy but the apron is different it is just navy blue with white polka dots and white trim except at the to where it is just plain navy blue without polka dots there is a red bow on the back of the apron the top is very loose but there is elastic at the top so it can come down past my shoulders and it has the white ruffly lace at the top too so what should I get to go with this stuff and what should I say that I am?

    • ANSWER:
      If you have short dark hair and navy with polka dot shoes you can be Betty Boop.


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