Dress form for my daughter

Added Dec 12, 2007

by atmomma

Wichita Falls, T...

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Description

After making my duct tape form I wasn’t really satisfied and I wanted to try other options before doing another one for me. So, I used my 4 year old. I wrapped her in clear packing tape, I think 3 layers, and then cut it up the back to get it off. I then peeled the t-shirt of of it and realized the tape was still sticky. I got a few sacks of scraps that would never be used and I “decorated” her form by sticking pieces of fabric to the tape. After that was done, I stuffed the form with the remaining scraps because I didn’t have anymore poly-fil. I think I like this version better.

Material Notes

1 roll of 55 yard clear packing tape, scraps, t-shirt

Difficulty

Novice

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Credits

Amelia

for being so patient for me

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    Dec 12, 2007, 07.54 AMby nehmah

    Atmomma, Cheers for the two of you. Mine would never have tolerated, much less patiently, playing at Mummies with Mommy. It’s certainly more colorful than duct tape. Cordially, Nehmah

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