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dancerjodiI guess I have a lot to say today :)
I'm looking to buy a vintage adjustable dress form on Ebay at some point soon. I don't know a thing about them, can gather that they come with size ranges, and I know I want one w/ a stand so it can be at person height (rather than sitting on a table).
Do any of you crafty people have any suggestions or things to stay away from? Thanks in advance!
I'm watching a bid for an Acme one (hee hee) that's the right size, a good price, looks to be in good condition . . . but I'm concerned about how its adjusted (I can't see knobs or buttons on the outside from the pix).
I'm looking to buy a vintage adjustable dress form on Ebay at some point soon. I don't know a thing about them, can gather that they come with size ranges, and I know I want one w/ a stand so it can be at person height (rather than sitting on a table).
Do any of you crafty people have any suggestions or things to stay away from? Thanks in advance!
I'm watching a bid for an Acme one (hee hee) that's the right size, a good price, looks to be in good condition . . . but I'm concerned about how its adjusted (I can't see knobs or buttons on the outside from the pix).
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Date: 2003-09-08 01:05 pm (UTC)Nah, I know that's an option - but I'd like something adjustable (since I do and may change size from time to time). That and the prospect of stuffing the thing so that it was firm enough and pin-able AND figuring out how to get it to stand at human height kind of scared me off :)