My attempt at a duct tape dress form. Unfortunantly I relaxed a little too much while I was getting taped so the form is a little slouchy- not to mention it looks pregnant! The last picture shown is what we ended up using it for since it wasnt relly accurate.
Lots and lots of duct tape and one old t-shirt
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Jul 30, 2009, 02.00 AMby toril
Mine turned out looking pregnant also! :D Oh, well. I’m calling it Preggy. It’s hilarious what are you using yours for :D
Sep 21, 2008, 03.32 PMby lukastoka
this is so nice ood job i made one it was goin’ well i used newspaper and PVA glue then i used the tape but i didn’t finish it coz no body helped me with the back so i couldn’t make it by my self i’m so sad i wish i can make it i need a dress form i don’t wanna buy one as long as i can make it any way try to make another one if you are not gonna use this one and good luck Have a nice dress form and wish me luck
Dec 11, 2007, 10.52 AMby atmomma
I filled it with poly-fil stuffing- about 6 bags worth. I have since made another one of my daughter that I filled with scraps of fabric instead. It makes the form just as stiff and gets all of those little pieces I’ll never use out of the way.