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magician81 Loyal user singapore 293 Posts |
Hi guys,
I'd just like to ask a simple question concerning the 20th Century Silks. Can I make a set of 20th Century Silks myself, and if it is possible, is it simple to make, e.g. will some sewing do the job? Thanks.
never try, never know
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Air56 Regular user SC 140 Posts |
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Rice's Encyclopedia of Silks has a huge chapter on the 20th Century in volume 2. Or for something with no sewing go to http://www.allmagicguide.com for a 19th Century Silk routine.
DJM " Not all who wander are lost"
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Ron Reid Inner circle Phoenix, Arizona 2732 Posts |
Hello Magician81:
Yes, 20th Century Silks are quite easy to make. I like the gimmicked version, but it seems the non-gimmicked version is more popular these days. A couple things to keep in mind: Make sure that a corner of the reappearing silk matches one of the other silks. This will save some sewing. There are a number of rainbow or sunburst style silks out there that will do the job. If you decide to go with all solid color silks, more sewing will be necessary. I hope this helps you. If you're looking for a VERY nice version, try http://www.silkkingmagic.com or http://www.pasilks.com. These two companies make beautiful silks— more expensive though. I hope this helps you. Ron Reid |
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