Playscale Bandanna Modelling Session
May. 19th, 2015 06:02 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
playscaletheaterHere's a little fashion shoot for us! Summer modelling a playscale bandanna!
In interest of full disclosure I will admit I used a sewing pin to secure the bandanna instead of tying a bitty knot in it. This was more because I still haven't hemmed them than because I think I couldn't get a knot in.
On the head:
(I'll admit this one doesn't look so great. It ended up pinned a bit too loose over her hair, but I didn't want to try tying it until after hemming)
Around the neck:
Around the waist:
And that's just a little of what can be done with bandannas...
UPDATE: After some Fabri-Tac for a hem. I first tied the bandanna on a spare head with no hair, just so Summer's hair wouldn't be in the way. Then I took it off that and got it on her head, being careful the knot didn't come undone. And I have to say it DOES look a lot better knotted!
In interest of full disclosure I will admit I used a sewing pin to secure the bandanna instead of tying a bitty knot in it. This was more because I still haven't hemmed them than because I think I couldn't get a knot in.
On the head:
(I'll admit this one doesn't look so great. It ended up pinned a bit too loose over her hair, but I didn't want to try tying it until after hemming)
Around the neck:
Around the waist:
And that's just a little of what can be done with bandannas...
UPDATE: After some Fabri-Tac for a hem. I first tied the bandanna on a spare head with no hair, just so Summer's hair wouldn't be in the way. Then I took it off that and got it on her head, being careful the knot didn't come undone. And I have to say it DOES look a lot better knotted!
