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DragonCid In reply to ivaicedragoon [2010-02-10 18:02:08 +0000 UTC]

I am using blizzard fleece, everything on the head is hand sewn except for the frill.

Don't be intimidated by sewing machines, they are pretty straightforward and easy to use once you get the hang of em. Sewing some scraps together is great practice. Resale value on sewing machines is TERRIBLE, so used ones are very cheap! I've seen some nice ones that were only like twenty bucks used.

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ivaicedragoon In reply to DragonCid [2010-02-11 09:59:06 +0000 UTC]

oh thats fleece. wow how did i miss that lol. it looked thinner. but dosent that get realy hot ?

ya thats waht my grandma told me but i broke her two but again she just handed them to me and exspected me know how use them off the bat. and thouhgt i was fucking retarded when i didnt. T_T.

and i get how they are horable to resale. cause their not realy need all that much now and days with everyone can go to walmart or kmart and get any clothes they need.

oh i dont remeber the name of it off hand. but it was advertized on tv way back and its still around in some walmarts. its a hand held sewing device. its red and white. i dont know if oyu know what im talking about. it was advertised like you can fix you rip dress or suit on the run. (ex: girl getting out of car but closed door on dress and ripped it. and guy's suit sleave gets caught on something and rips a small hole.) they whip out the hand sew thing and stich it right there cause they dont have time to undress and stuff.

i was wondering it that was any good. i dont get moeny often and i try make sure anything i get isnt junk. but with this thing being only 20 bucks sounds too good be true deal to me.

ps so sorry for my poor spelling. poor ed from missouri and see things backwards alot i knwo there is a name for it but dont have a clue how to spell it lol

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