White fabric transparency fix (Tip/Technique) 
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8/17/11 11:33 PM |
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Ever sewn up a white skirt or dress and not been able to wear it because it's see-through - even with a heavy slip underneath? Check out these wardrobe malfunctions: http://garbage.strodong.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/Jennifer-Aniston-Transparent-White-Skirts.jpg?cda6c1
The solution? An old theater trick: add a black slip behind a white one! Black absorbs light and won't show through the garment fabric.
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Great idea!
8/18/11 9:21 AM
Well I have to say I have never heard this one before. I will give it a try!
8/18/11 10:18 AM
Wow. Tks that is a great idea
8/18/11 8:38 PM
Wow, this would never have occured to me in a million years! I will have to check this technique out.
8/26/11 11:31 PM
Now I feel freer to buy or make a white skirt. GREAT tip!
3/6/12 6:47 PM
Great idea, thanks babbling brook.
9/2/12 6:59 PM