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Does your superhero costume have a cape?

mine does

can you fly?

Yes...and I'm a mild mannered reporter with a hat and nerdy glasses when I'm not saving the world...

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Circle/twirly skirt apron?

I'm looking to sew an apron that has a similar feel to this one:

http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?ref=vl_other_1&listing_id=38753917

I can't for the life of me figure out how to get the skirt to have those twirls without actually pleating it though. I know the one in the picture is not pleated either. Does anybody know how to do this or even have a pattern they could direct me to?

Thank you so much!

your description had me going for a few minutes. The skirt of this apron is cut on full circle so it has flaring skirt.

Get an old pattern for Poodle Skirt, cheerleader, ice skating skirt or something similar. I know they are available. Cut the skirt to the length you wish and stitch to bodice.

I have a pattern in my files very similar to this one, but that doesn't do you much good. It was a Buttrick.

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Halloween costume involving Christmas lights?

This year I am going cheap and making my Halloween costume but i want it to be fairly cool and I want it to involve Christmas lights... soooo what can I be for Halloween that involves xmas lights? (no Christmas trees) Thank you!

ok first of all how will you power it find how to do that than
be a table with lights around it

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hair tips: how to make your hair look instantly healthier and shiny?

Are there any secrets to making your hair appear sexier and shinier and healthier? What about home remedies for those with not a whole lot of money but still want their hair and scalp to be beautiful and flawless?

They sell products that does that for one day, then you wash it off, then you start over again. The hair industry is a billion dollar business, they've been selling SEXY for over 4 decades! But they do not give money back guarantee for damaged hair or hair loss due to 'abuse'.

The secret comes naturally from your good genes, and from all the healthy foods you eat from Mother Nature. With the help of 1. shampoo, (maybe conditioner if your hair is curly/wavy, chemically treated or straightened), 2. plastic curlers (I don't even use those anymore unless your hair is damaged, it helps), and 3. hair brush. If your hair is curly/wavy, permed, dyed, finger comb is best, or wide tooth comb. 4. Blow-dryer for about 5 mins.

5. Style your hair differently, by creating one a day, equals sexy, healthy, silky, shiny, soft hair. It's all in the manipulation.

It's that simple.

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Where can I find neon pink shoes to match my bow tie?

I just bought this cute hair bow tie form hot topic. It's neon pink, I was wondering if there was anyone that knows where they were would be really cute neon pink shoes, preferably flats, if anyone could help that'd be greatly appreciated thanks!

converse come in neon pink i have them.

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I need an idea for a Girls Fairy Birthday Party?

I want to make a scratch ticket game for the girls. I'm having a fairy party for my daughter. I'm a graphic designer and have the ability to make scratch tix. But I can't think of an idea for a ticket game. Any ideas?

I was thinking that the usual, whoever finds the fairy wins is boring. Help!

You can use different images...like wings, fairies and pixie dust and if you get three in a row you win...so you can mix up like wings Wings Fairy [[not a winner]] lol i think u get the point but you can give the girls three different chances like on real scratchers.

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what would u think if u saw a teenage girl with really bad sock tan lines?

i have really bacd ones from tennis and running.
i am 14. but i am fit and everything.
i just have weird tan lines...sock,shorts/skirt, backt etc.
would u care? what would u think if u saw it?
and why are girls so self concious about tan lines compared to guys?

i would just think the person is athletic. i had bad ones on my feet from running, but no one really cares.

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Harry Potter Costume-where can i get a tie & knee highs that are Gryffindors colors??

Unfortunately I'm a slacker and can't order anything online in time for the book release on Friday, but I need to know if anyone knows where I can get a tie and knee highs that are striped red and gold?? I appreciate it!!!

My sister got a Gryffindor colored tie in the men's section at Walmart. Good Luck!

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What costume should i wear when i am dressing as girl for halloween?

we 6 friends decided to dress as girl for Halloween , we decided something thats grabs people eye

i am still fully committed to the idea of dressing up ( wearing girls clothes scare me for some reason)

but anyway to start the process what could i wear

you could wear a marylin(sp?) monroe wig (w/ the dot near the mouth and red lipstick lol) and the trad. White Dress .. just a suggestion xD

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What Halloween Costumes are red, white, blue, and gold?

It's for my marching band ( The Long Beach Jr. Concert Band)we can only wear hallween costumes that have at least red, white, and blue or gold instead of white. I just need some ideas and mabye pics of the halloween costume.
It's for a parade called the "Anaheim Spooktacular Parade " and yeah...

Captain America

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Cape Verde...native costume?

Anyone know what native Cape Verdeans wear? Pictures would be GREAT! Thank you to anyone who replies to this!

There is no native costume of Cape Verde. When Cape Verde was colonizesed by Portugal, they wore the same clothes than the Portuguise.

Cape Verdeans take pride in their dress and personal appearance. The most highly valued attire is American brand names popular among African Americans. These clothes are often an indicator of class; however, the poorest Cape Verdeans sometimes have relatives in the United States who send gifts of clothing.

Clothing in Cape Verde is a mixture of everything like the whole Nationality. So many Cape Verdians working aboard, the influence on clothes and other things come from all over, but mostly from the US and Portugal. One day you can see a person wearing a traditional African dress and next day you see that person wearing Jeans.

But mostly everything has to be bright and colorfull.

Take care.

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Shoe Sizes for Kids - I need to know if there is a infant size 9 as well as a little girl (toddler?) size 9?

I'm just confused at the description and want to buy a 9 for my 4 year old girl, but "big girl" shoes don't seem to have size 9's and the only place I see a 9 is infant/toddler -- but 4 years isn't a toddler is it? Please clear this up for me! Thanks!

My daughter is three and she is a size nine. They still wear infant/toddler shoes.

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What is a good halloween costume of a 13 year old boy?

My son is 13 and needs a costume by tomorrow, he is willing to wear just about anything.

a mask and a hoodie..? thats what i wear and im 14.

Fursuit

Fursuits are Animal Costumes associated with furry fandom (a fandom devoted to anthropomorphic animal characters). They range from simple tails and ears to full costumes cooled by battery-powered fans. Similar to mascot suits, they allow the wearer to adopt another personality while in costume. The fursuits can also be worn for personal enjoyment, work or charity.

close">http://www.himfr.com/buy-close_button/">close buttonFursuits are usually sold at conventions, or online by commission or auction.[1][2] Due to their delicate nature, they require special handling while washing. Fursuits are comparable to costumed characters and are similar in construction to the mascots and walkaround characters used by theme parks and stage shows. The concept is also similar to cosplay, despite the latter's focus on Japanese culture.[3]

The term fursuit, believed to be coined in 1993 by Robert King,[4] can also refer to animal mascot costumes in general, as opposed to human or inanimate object mascots. Fursuits have also been featured in visual mediums as backdrops or as part of a central theme.

The standard fursuit is a full body costume that consists of a head, forepaws (hands), hindpaws (feet) and a body with an attached tail. In some cases, the tail is connected via a belt to the wearer and hangs out through a hole in the back of the body.[5] Many suits include special padding or undersuits to give the character its desired shape (this is especially present in larger characters or those of a particular gender). Owners can spend less than one-hundred to many thousands of dollars on one fursuit, depending on complexity and materials used.[6] Furry fans make their own using online tutorials or advice from newsgroups; the suits can also be purchased online or at conventions.[7]

A partial suit or half-suit has all of the parts of the standard suit, with exception to the body. This allows the wearer to have different clothes over the paws, head and tail, such as another costume or street clothes. In partial suits, the tail is usually attached to a belt, and the arms and legs have sleeves that can go up as far as the shoulders and pelvis, respectively.[5]

Most recently, a third type known as the three-quarter suit has been developed, which consists of a head, arms and pants made to look like the legs, tail and feet of a specific animal. This type of fursuit works well for characters who only wear shirts.

Not everyone in furry fandom owns a fursuit. In an Internet survey of 600 participants, the Department of Psychology at the University of California, Davis found out that 18% of respondents own a fursuit.[9]

Furries enjoy wearing their suits for parades, exhibitions, conventions and informal meetings. Often, these are of a personal character who they are expressing as a form of role play or for expressing their true personality.[10][11]

Some players of live action role-playing games (LARP) create elaborate costumes, including fursuits, for their characters. The characters can either wear a half-suit or a full suit, depending on what the character needs.[12] Weapons and armor could be worn and used by the players; though each convention or meeting has their own rules about weapons on the convention floor.[13] This is similar to cosplay, except the later focus on characters from popular media, with emphasis on Japanese pop culture such as manga, anime, and video games.[14]

Some furry fans do fursuiting for a job or to bring attention to an event or charity. This can include mascots, but not all mascots are furries. Many are hired through an agency to represent a character, while others bring their own constructions to an event instead.[3] There are also several volunteer fursuiting groups across North America that either ask or are asked to entertain at various social functions. Some groups even set up their own charitable events or perform on the streets to passersby.

A few members of the furry fandom consider the fursuit a sexual item. Fursuits can be sold with or modified to contain provisions for sexual activity, such as openings, removable panels, and anatomically correct artificial genitalia. These openings are called "strategically placed holes".[10] While these are the most common in the media, they are the least common instance of fursuiting.

In the visual medium of movies and television, fursuits have been used either for background elements or part of a major plot. In the television procedural drama C.S.I., episode 406, "Fur and Loathing," featured murders taken place at a fursuit convention.[17] The film adaptation of The Shining has a brief depiction of someone in a Dog Costume performing oral sex on a man, a reference to the owner of Overlook Hotel and his homosexual partner.[18] Fursuits are occasionally featured in music videos, the music group The Flaming Lips are well-known for using rabbit fursuits in their music videos and concert performances.[19] Other musicians who have included fursuits in their music videos include Moby,[20] DJ Format, Grandaddy, Jurassic 5, Marilyn Manson, Of Montreal, Daft Punk, 30 Seconds to Mars and Gym Class Heroes,[21] as well as Cobra Starship.

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