Re: [h-cost] Speaking of Dress forms...

2007-12-14 Thread Cin
Someone said: fit. Besides being pinnable, the other bonus is that it is squishable, so I can hopefully corset it, too... with a little added padding in the breast area, as I understand that squishes in, not up. Then Sunny said: I have not found the Uniquely You dress forms to be squishable

Re: [h-cost] Speaking of Dress forms...

2007-12-13 Thread Sunshine . K . Buchler
My plan for now is to get a Uniquely You dress form at my hoped for future size (or smaller), a different sized cover to fit the current me, and pad it up to fit. Besides being pinnable, the other bonus is that it is squishable, so I can hopefully corset it, too... with a little added

Re: [h-cost] Speaking of Dress forms...

2007-12-13 Thread Exstock
Hee, this post I made to another list a few months back is still pretty much word-for-word applicable: -- I have a Uniquely You dress form, and overall I'm happy with it. But... I had to do a lot of work on it to get it to that point. Though I ordered the size that I should

Re: [h-cost] Speaking of Dress forms...

2007-12-13 Thread Shirley Hobbs
: [h-cost] Speaking of Dress forms... To: Historical Costume [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Wednesday, December 12, 2007, 5:28 PM The only thing I could suggest is to get a smaller dress form, something close to what you ideally want to drop your size to, and then add padding to it to make it fit your

Re: [h-cost] Speaking of Dress forms...

2007-12-12 Thread Kimiko Small
The only thing I could suggest is to get a smaller dress form, something close to what you ideally want to drop your size to, and then add padding to it to make it fit your current size. I've tried duct tape doubles, brown paper tape versions, and the biggest issue I have is that my body shape is

Re: [h-cost] Speaking of Dress forms...

2007-12-07 Thread Carmen Beaudry
Hi there, I am thinking about finally getting a dressmaker's form for myself, but I am not sure which type I should get. Here is the dilemma, I am a woman of ample size (US size 26-28). My hope is, as always, to drop some or a lot of weight, but if I waited to get dressform until I was

[h-cost] Speaking of Dress forms...

2007-12-07 Thread Peggy - Krazy Kat Fiberhaus
Hi there, I am thinking about finally getting a dressmaker's form for myself, but I am not sure which type I should get. Here is the dilemma, I am a woman of ample size (US size 26-28). My hope is, as always, to drop some or a lot of weight, but if I waited to get dressform until I was

Re: [h-cost] Speaking of Dress forms...

2007-12-07 Thread Megan
Uniquely you - although you may have to add some padding. I made the cover to fit me, then when on the form I needed to add some fiberfill to the belly area to make it fill the cover. But it did make it me. I don't know if there are any others out there that you can pin into. I actually