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It looks like Balenciaga may have Drunken Woman Pickup Sexstarted something.

After the high fashion brand debuted a $2,000 tote that looked like a copycat of Ikea's humble 99 cent Frakta shopping bag, people have started cutting up their Fraktas to turn them into entirely different creations.

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The Frakta comes in yellow too, which this creation paid homage to:

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Imagine the chafing though:

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Don't think Ikea hasn't noticed. The Swedish furniture giant has posted a collection of its own Frakta hacks:

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You have to admit, they're pretty darn clever.

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