Recently at one of our ASG meeting I brought in an article on how to create a basic skirt pattern from duct tape by Jean Haas. Jean has been designing sloper techniques from duct tape for quite some time. If you need a good laugh, check out her website and envision yourself swaddled in duct tape. But seriously, her
techniques and simple and efficient.Starting with a 1/2 yard or so of a cotton tube knit (I used a cheap ribbed tube knit) you slip on the knit over something form fitting. Next, taking small - 6 inch or so - pieces of duct tape, begin to cover the entire tube knit "skirt". Once the tube knit "skirt" is covered, carefully cut it off your victim at center back.
After getting your shape in duct tape, you can open darts to flatten the pattern and you've got the perfect fitting tool!
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Ok! LOL Just last night I was saying to my husband there was only one thing we have ever found that duct take wouldn't work on, and that was to fill in a torn spot from our treadmill belt. I think it might get to hot..but then again, it might work! Who would EVER have though you could make a pattern out of it. Thanks for demonstating this for us.
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