[MR] Body Double Workshop 24 Jan 2010

Alexandria Stratton kyrilex at yahoo.com
Mon Jan 11 07:49:27 PST 2010


Do you happen to have a brand name for the tape? This sounds more practical than duck tape, which is what I've used in the past. 
--Ceara

On Mon Jan 11th, 2010 9:40 AM EST cmerritt923 at aol.com wrote:

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>Subject: Body Double Workshop 24 Jan 2010
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>St Anne's Clothiers Guild workshop
>Class Information: Build a Body Double Workshop 
>Time: Sunday, Jan. 24, 2010, 1:00 p.m. 
>Meeting Location: Home of Lady Faye de Trees, Bel Air, MD 21015 
>(If you get directions from elsewhere, ignore the instructions to exit I-95 at SR 24 and instead go to the next exit and take SR 543 west all the way to Hillside Dr.) 
>Phone: 410.838.9694 (Call if you need directions) 
>Email: Feataure at yahoo.com
>From Lady Faye:
>Join the Atlantian Clothier’s Guild as we spend an afternoon cloning ourselves!
>To see more information about the form we are making, check out the St. Anne's web site: http://stannes.atlantia.sca.org/
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>You will need an old t-shirt that you don't care to have as a t-shirt anymore that has sleeves and goes down to your hip joint. You will also need a large roll of paper tape, the old postal kind that has a dry water activated adhesive. I have found this at art supply stores in the past. This tape works like paper mache as we wet it and form the layers for the dress form. This method is ideal because it forms a hardened copy of your shape complete with any variations in symmetry, etc. You can also pin directly into the paper tape form and some commenters recommend spraying the whole thing with lacquer inside and out for it to last longer.
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