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Naerko β Fairy Wing Wire Harness Tutorial
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For our Disney Fairies cosplay group.Related content
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Would be interested in seeing how this works with the costume Β on. It seems to me that it would take a rather large hole to get this in place and I see this hole gaping open and not looking very attractive. Please help me by showing a full dress costume with this in use.
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//that's what I was thinking lol
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I'm sorry I'm a little confused I can't tell in the picture how the wings are attached to you, they look like they're just floating there. how are they attached to you if they aren't slipped into a bra/corset?
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There are clear elastic bands that go around each arm.Β The U-bar in the back that you can slip under your bra/dress is for stability, but for the tutorial I just have it on over my shirt.Β My friend who wanted this tutorial was making a TinkerBell costume and that dress has a low back where the bar slips into.
Does that make any sense or is it still confusing?
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ok this now makes more since to me. My costume is a full dress so this won't be of help this time
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Thank you for clearing that up! I wanted to try this for Rosetta/Fawn wings!
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just what I needed. thanks
do you know how long the hanger wire is?
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Oh my gosh so sorry for the late reply, I've been such a bum lately. To answer your question, I used a standard wire coat hanger. So it's about 41.5 inches of wire long once unfolded.
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I've tried that.. oy, it's sooo uncomfortable having that metal piece in the back.. lol.. but the wings stand out very good with it.
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You should be able to bend the back wire so it lies nice on your back. If it is still uncomfortable you can wrap it with a soft cloth. Maybe even fleece if you need extra cushioning. That should relieve the discomfort.
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No, bought those from a costume store.
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Oh, I see. Well, thank you, this helps a bunch
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