To kick off our site, Sassy takes us through a tour of the many uses for a sheet of Habotai silk. Make a shirt, backpack, skirt, hoodie, scarf, sling, and more.
PS : We will improve the quality of our audio next time!
To kick off our site, Sassy takes us through a tour of the many uses for a sheet of Habotai silk. Make a shirt, backpack, skirt, hoodie, scarf, sling, and more.
PS : We will improve the quality of our audio next time!
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#1 by Jenny - October 22nd, 2008 at 07:39
This could work with a sarong too. I think
#2 by sassy - October 22nd, 2008 at 14:42
true - it would work with any kind of fabric of approximately that size and shape (or even other sizes and shapes, which makes for some interesting costuming capabilities if you have hugs scraps of cloth
) - but with the silk you get the multi-purpose-ness and the warmth and…of course… the light weight.
#3 by Lavalilly - October 22nd, 2008 at 18:54
very cool!
#4 by Clare - October 23rd, 2008 at 20:58
Wow, very impressive video demonstration of the power of imagination and of an intense desire to be efficient! Very versatile and elegant!
Query: Do you have a waist size to square length ratio?
Also, when you redo the audio, can you add a halter top, an elegant wrap, and sleeves? (Sleeves would be like a wrap, but wound around the arms instead of hanging down in front.)
Fantastic performance!
#5 by Shelly - November 15th, 2008 at 02:41
this is awesome. I am a very earthy kinda girl and This is totally hippie! lol