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Started by Guest_easystuff_* , Feb 25 2003 01:38 PM

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#1 Guest_easystuff_*

    Hi Guys, easystuff here. I just got my costume for my recital and I have a couple questions.  You can see my bellybutton through it and it looks really bad, what can I do. And How do I get the tutu to fall and not be so stiff. And can you prevent it from ripping Thanks Easystuff:D

#2 Juliet

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Posted 25 February 2003 - 05:54 PM

Put a Band-aid over your navel.

The tutu can be steamed.......
have fun!

#3 Guest_easystuff_*

    my dance teacher said that with that specific fabris that you can'y steam it.

#4 Mel Johnson

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Posted 26 February 2003 - 03:57 PM

That's an odd fabric, that can't be steamed!:confused:

What is it, nylon net?  Tulle?  Organdy?  Starched tarlatan?

Practically any fabric can be steamed gently, as by hanging it up in the bathroom, turning on the shower to full hot, and closing the door for three minutes.  If you want to kill two birds with one stone, make the shower a little cooler, and take a shower yourself!  Shampoo, if you need to run out the time a little, like to five minutes.

#5 Guest_easystuff_*

    I think my ballet teacher said you can'y iron it but it can'y be steamed, I get it now, Thanks:D :)

#6 Guest_glissade_jete_*

    About seeing your belly-button....the band-aid idea is a good one. If that bothers you though, do you think you could wear a liner leotard? (One of those nude camisoles?) Sometimes you can get them with clear straps too so they won't show as much.

#7 Guest_easystuff_*

    thanks thats a great idea i have some of those thank you sooooooooo so much!:P :D :D :D :D
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