I need to figure out how to set the dye in some fabric,
See, it turns out there was enough, in fact more than enough =^_^=;, fabric in the wad pile Gauri brought me from her trip home to India. So last night i stitched the 2 sides together and then realized, 1. I need some elastic, 2. it's too cold to wear the skirt, 3. I think I need a slip or mild petti coat since the fabric is a tad thin. I mean it is from India, you don't want tightly woven fabric there or any other tropical place. Maybe if I make an under skirt of some of that sheer mist cotton, or something that could work too.
One of these sites Kendo World, Margaret's Dry Cleaning FAQ, and Dharma Trading should help. I think it's just cotton dyed red so it should be fine. and washing it should loosen up the wrinkles which i think are from wringing out the excess water. Besides, Dharma Trading has a freakin' sense of humor. I lIKE businesses with a sense of humor, plus there featured artist section was awesome! And darned if everything they sell isn't cheap! Now i want a luck flag and a sarong.
And i found my sky blue fabric and a Lady's Chemise pattern, so now i can make that peasant blouse!
Hey a new MMORPG? Shaiya, and I'll totally buy my music from theses guys, Magnatune. they are awesome.
One of these sites Kendo World, Margaret's Dry Cleaning FAQ, and Dharma Trading should help. I think it's just cotton dyed red so it should be fine. and washing it should loosen up the wrinkles which i think are from wringing out the excess water. Besides, Dharma Trading has a freakin' sense of humor. I lIKE businesses with a sense of humor, plus there featured artist section was awesome! And darned if everything they sell isn't cheap! Now i want a luck flag and a sarong.
And i found my sky blue fabric and a Lady's Chemise pattern, so now i can make that peasant blouse!
Hey a new MMORPG? Shaiya, and I'll totally buy my music from theses guys, Magnatune. they are awesome.