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It involved an old T-shirt that she didn't mind destroying, and LOTS of duct tape. I think it took us about an hour, and then she had to stuff it later on. - Subscribe
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I saw a tutorial for this on Etsy somewhere – maybe through Etsy labs or the storque. Now that is something you do not see every day!
Amy
http://newenglandquilter.blogspot.com
Yeah, I’d never seen one, and I wasn’t sure how well it would work, but it turned out great.
My mom did this for my sisters wedding dress. It was hilarious to watch her get all taped up!