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Dear Costume Goddess, My gauntlets keep falling down as I dance. What's the problem? --Falling In Fallbrook |
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Dear Falling, What could be more distracting than being obliged to tug repeatedly on any part of your costume as you perform? The gauntlets must either be elastic all over, as Powernet or stretch lace, or have a half-inch elastic in a casing at the top which is tight enough to stay in place, but not so tight that it functions as a blood pressure cuff! Replace the elastic if necessary, safety-pin it in place and practice. If still too loose, adjust the tightness. When it's correct, stitch the ends securely and tuck in.
--The Costume Goddess |
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