Dirndl: chain to lacing?
A dirndl chain that you lace up around your chest is a visual part of many, if not all, drindl dresses. It provides support and is an additional piece of jewelry on a smart robe.
How to choose the right type of chain for lacing your dirndl
A Drindl chain does not always have to be a real, even silver-plated chain. Although you can get a selection of many different necklaces in the traditional costume store, you should be careful when choosing.
- If the investment in a high-quality dirndl chain is too much for you, then simply replace the chain with a narrow velvet or satin ribbon that can be used Cleavage just like lacing.
- A metal chain may look more traditional, but then it should be a high-quality one. A cheap-looking copy also makes the overall picture look unfavorable.
- In the meantime, appropriate chains are often included when buying a dirndl. You can get your cheap a dress also "pimp" with a high-quality chain.
How to tie the dirndl necklace
When the dirndl chain is not actually intended to shape the bust, but rather as a fashionable one The icing on the cake, you don't necessarily have to put on the drindl to put the chain in the eyelets provided to thread.
Tie dirndl necklaces - this is how you do it right
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- Start threading from the top. Thread a chain end on the left and right and carefully pull the chain into shape so that both ends are about the same length, otherwise it will look strange at the end.
- Now thread the double chain crosswise into the eyelets until you have reached the last eyelets at the bottom.
- Here the chain is pulled through twice, so that a kind of swing with two chain strands is created.
- You can tie the end, but be careful when doing this. So that you don't see the knot, tie your apron over it.
