RE: [h-cost] Fringe source? Ltl OT

2007-09-24 Thread otsisto
The lion's mane is polar fleece cut into stripes. but yeah they don't say it
on the outside of the package. With the lion you can use long fake fur for
the mane as a sub.

example of long hair fake fur:
http://www.distinctivefabric.com/fabric.php?product=SLDLGHRFUR1

De

-Original Message-
They don't mention what the lion's mane is made of, either (looks
like crinkled strips of Kraft paper, which I don't think I'd want to
put on a toddler...). Wouldn't a shopper want to know these things
before getting home (if in fact the directions provide this
information)?

--Ruth Anne Baumgartner


On Sep 23, 2007, at 3:32 PM, otsisto wrote:

 Looks like long haired fake fur almost similar to the skunk ridge.
 Their
 notions section doesn't say fringe but it doesn't say long hair
 fake fur
 like it does for the skunk. You might get a clue from the
 instructions and
 you might want to notify McCall about they oversite with the monkey
 face
 hairs in the notions section. May try contacting McCalls and ask
 them what
 they used. They might tell you.
 It isn't fringe.

 De

 -Original Message-
 Saragrace Knauf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   Hi all, I am making the monkey costume for a nephew from this
 pattern.

 http://img.sewingtoday.com/cat/4/itm_img/M8938.jpg

 I have no idea where to get the fringe for the face. Have any of
 you seen
 anything like it?

 Worse comes to worse, I'll get horsehair and make my own, but.

 Thanks,

 Sg


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Re: [h-cost] Fringe source? Ltl OT

2007-09-24 Thread Saragrace Knauf
This looks about right...thanks for the suggestions.
http://www.clothdollsupply.com/images/hair/DH-PLT.jpg



- Original Message - 
From: Melody Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Historical Costume [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 23, 2007 11:43 AM
Subject: Re: [h-cost] Fringe source? Ltl OT


 It doesn't loook like fringe per say to me,
   it looks more like a weft of  wig hair, like if you took apart a 
 halloween wig, i.e: an  old lady or white witch wig.
   I'd  say try that.
   Melody
 
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Re: [h-cost] Fringe source? Ltl OT

2007-09-24 Thread LLOYD MITCHELL
Fake fur is the best way to go, for sure...says one who has made a 'Noah's 
Arc' of animals in the other life  What ever, keep it soft around the face. 
Many kids are especially sensitive to any kind of roughness or texture they 
are not used to.


And with the fur, remember to cut it on the back side !  that way you will 
preserve the 'guard hair' and get the longest lengths preserved.  The strip 
you need should be less than an inch in width; be sure to determine the 
direction of the fall (nap on other piled fabrics).  Cut a small strip as a 
test and comb it out; drape around a curved item like maybe a water bottle 
or ball, and see how the hair falls. When you are getting the look you want, 
cut and put it in a dryer (no heat!!!) to remove all the loose stuff. It can 
be combed or brushed, but the dryer trick keeps the fiber dust to a minimum. 
And, instructions for the mother: Do not place hood in hot water or a dryer 
for cleaning!  The longhair stuff will shrivel and mat.


Don't know the yardage on this monkey, but remember that the fabric is 
usually 60 wide.  Buy the smallest amount the source allows. if you are 
buying craft squares, one will do.


Have fun!

Kathleen
- Original Message - 
From: otsisto [EMAIL PROTECTED]

To: Historical Costume [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 24, 2007 1:33 AM
Subject: RE: [h-cost] Fringe source? Ltl OT


The lion's mane is polar fleece cut into stripes. but yeah they don't say 
it

on the outside of the package. With the lion you can use long fake fur for
the mane as a sub.

example of long hair fake fur:
http://www.distinctivefabric.com/fabric.php?product=SLDLGHRFUR1

De

-Original Message-
They don't mention what the lion's mane is made of, either (looks
like crinkled strips of Kraft paper, which I don't think I'd want to
put on a toddler...). Wouldn't a shopper want to know these things
before getting home (if in fact the directions provide this
information)?

--Ruth Anne Baumgartner


On Sep 23, 2007, at 3:32 PM, otsisto wrote:


Looks like long haired fake fur almost similar to the skunk ridge.
Their
notions section doesn't say fringe but it doesn't say long hair
fake fur
like it does for the skunk. You might get a clue from the
instructions and
you might want to notify McCall about they oversite with the monkey
face
hairs in the notions section. May try contacting McCalls and ask
them what
they used. They might tell you.
It isn't fringe.

De

-Original Message-
Saragrace Knauf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Hi all, I am making the monkey costume for a nephew from this
pattern.

http://img.sewingtoday.com/cat/4/itm_img/M8938.jpg

I have no idea where to get the fringe for the face. Have any of
you seen
anything like it?

Worse comes to worse, I'll get horsehair and make my own, but.

Thanks,

Sg


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Re: [h-cost] Fringe source? Ltl OT

2007-09-23 Thread Melody Watts
It doesn't loook like fringe per say to me,
  it looks more like a weft of  wig hair, like if you took apart a halloween 
wig, i.e: an  old lady or white witch wig.
  I'd  say try that.
  Melody

Saragrace Knauf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Hi all, I am making the monkey costume for a nephew from this pattern.

http://img.sewingtoday.com/cat/4/itm_img/M8938.jpg

I have no idea where to get the fringe for the face. Have any of you seen 
anything like it?

Worse comes to worse, I'll get horsehair and make my own, but.

Thanks,

Sg 

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RE: [h-cost] Fringe source? Ltl OT

2007-09-23 Thread otsisto
Looks like long haired fake fur almost similar to the skunk ridge. Their
notions section doesn't say fringe but it doesn't say long hair fake fur
like it does for the skunk. You might get a clue from the instructions and
you might want to notify McCall about they oversite with the monkey face
hairs in the notions section. May try contacting McCalls and ask them what
they used. They might tell you.
It isn't fringe.

De

-Original Message-
Saragrace Knauf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Hi all, I am making the monkey costume for a nephew from this pattern.

http://img.sewingtoday.com/cat/4/itm_img/M8938.jpg

I have no idea where to get the fringe for the face. Have any of you seen
anything like it?

Worse comes to worse, I'll get horsehair and make my own, but.

Thanks,

Sg


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Re: [h-cost] Fringe source? Ltl OT

2007-09-23 Thread Ruth Anne Baumgartner
They don't mention what the lion's mane is made of, either (looks  
like crinkled strips of Kraft paper, which I don't think I'd want to  
put on a toddler...). Wouldn't a shopper want to know these things  
before getting home (if in fact the directions provide this  
information)?


--Ruth Anne Baumgartner


On Sep 23, 2007, at 3:32 PM, otsisto wrote:

Looks like long haired fake fur almost similar to the skunk ridge.  
Their
notions section doesn't say fringe but it doesn't say long hair  
fake fur
like it does for the skunk. You might get a clue from the  
instructions and
you might want to notify McCall about they oversite with the monkey  
face
hairs in the notions section. May try contacting McCalls and ask  
them what

they used. They might tell you.
It isn't fringe.

De

-Original Message-
Saragrace Knauf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Hi all, I am making the monkey costume for a nephew from this  
pattern.


http://img.sewingtoday.com/cat/4/itm_img/M8938.jpg

I have no idea where to get the fringe for the face. Have any of  
you seen

anything like it?

Worse comes to worse, I'll get horsehair and make my own, but.

Thanks,

Sg


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