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Great idea...how did you keep the tissue from tearing?
7/15/10 6:44 PM
Great idea! I really like it and will pas that along to my students. I know it is very difficult to tissue fit the back. I do a good job on the front but always call for someone's aid for the back side.
7/15/10 8:17 PM
Merry G, I used scotch tape on all the curves and then snipped the tissue up to the scotch tape (as if it were fabric).
7/15/10 10:11 PM
Thanks for the tip
7/16/10 1:29 AM
7/16/10 1:29 AM
I love this tip! Thanki you
7/16/10 3:27 AM
What a great idea!
7/16/10 7:22 AM
Excellent!
7/16/10 8:12 AM
That is a SMART tip! - Thanks
7/16/10 8:48 AM
Wish I'd thought of that years ago! I have made a PTD, which does help, but before that I used to to tape the tissue to shoulder points, etc. Not easy to do!
7/16/10 2:08 PM
Wonderful idea! My husband hates to help me. If you cut the cami down the front and added some hooks and eyes to close it up edge to edge, I think that would make it easier to put one, right?
7/16/10 3:17 PM
great idea. thanks
7/17/10 7:19 PM
Great idea! Thanks! Also like Waltzqueen's suggestion to cut the cami and use hook and eyes in the front - no problem tearing, or pin sticking, when pulling on over my head! Thank you both!
7/17/10 10:38 PM
Thank you for this great tip!
7/18/10 2:02 AM
a t-shirt works well too, especially for things with collars and such...
8/12/10 5:57 AM