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In lugnet.starwars, Jonas Marcho writes:
> One more thing, Craig. What kind of material do you use for your cloaks?
~ any 120 or more thread count fabric will work if you have wide clear packing
tape. cut strips slightly wider than the tape, carefully adhere the tape to the
pressed fabric... and voila ~ it can now be cut without fraying. trace the cape
patern onto the fabric side and cut out shape and slit with sissors (while
running, of course), and x-acto the neck holes or use a hole punch.
um... mcdonald's... no thanks. maybe i'd be more exited if there was a scary
ronald mcdonald mini-fig...w/ curly red hair piece...!
later ~ craig
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| (...) Just a suggestion: packing tape adhesive goes icky after a while, and a more long-lasting fray-preventer and stabiliser would be the iron-on backings used in dressmaking (called "interfacing") or specifically for applique (might be called (...) (25 years ago, 9-Sep-99, to lugnet.starwars, lugnet.general)
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