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It's a tube.
It's a dress.
It's the height of fashion.
Directions:
Get a hunk of accordion duct.
Recruit a model.
Have a photo shoot.
Post it to instructables.com
It's a dress.
It's the height of fashion.
Directions:
Get a hunk of accordion duct.
Recruit a model.
Have a photo shoot.
Post it to instructables.com
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Mar 24, 2008. 2:04 PMKosmos
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Might also be good to ensure that the ducting you are using doesn't contain allergens or other nasty things like fibreglass, sharp wire ends etc etc. I'd have to say the idea certainly seems to be original though.
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Sep 16, 2007. 3:18 PMPeter3D
says:
Better create an 'Unstructable' forum for all that crap: - KNEX guns - LED flashlights - How to butter a slice of bread and so on. . .
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Feb 10, 2008. 1:48 PMiritegood
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Atleast KNEX gun and LED flashlight instructables actually tell you how to make something.
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Jul 22, 2006. 8:23 AMvicious_AD
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heh, I guess ther are completely useless tutorials on instructables.com afterall. Next, let's wok on "how to whipe your ass with a pinecone" or something else noone wants, to complete the series.
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Jun 25, 2006. 1:40 PMthemindfantastic
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This is a wonderful idea, and it would be pretty interesting with various patterns placed upon it. especially if it was placed only on the 'hills' as opposed to the 'valley's of the material, that when it was scrunched up the pattern becomes more evident than when you would be walking around. As an idea that is.
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