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Is it totally weird that I don't know how to sew (at least not very well) and still want one of these?
Thursday, January 4
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5 comments:
Funny...I've always dreamt of finding some fantastic way to fit one of those into my home furnishings. When I walk past Parsons and FIT I see the forms in the windows and I secretly covet them. For some reason I'm drawn to them. Great minds must think alike. Or maybe just Anderson minds.
Um, I guess there's a few of us out there. I have always liked these, and in fact, I once bought a miniature one as a decoration for my bathroom. My husband thought it was quite creepy, and insisted that he couldn't poop properly whilst having to look at it. So, I took it out of the bathroom. And tucked it under his covers at the foot of his bed to greet him that night. (As a tribute to The Godfather.)
Tiffany, I like your thinking. I have yet to see The Godfather, but it's on my Netflix list. I'll be watching for your reference.
no..not weird. i have one in my bedroom in utah and i'm not the greatest sewer either.
I've alwasy wanted a dress form to make some sweet little dresses on. I've never really been excited about patterns, they seem to never fit right.
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