I need to make a queen of hearts costume and want the stripes for a very full skirt. Would this drape nicely for that?
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It is a very thin fabric with a satin/ silk finish. I tried to cover an existing print and the white is so sheet I could see the underlying print. It would be nice as long as you planned on wearing a full petty coat. Hope this helps.
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I used it on a very small table and wanted it to hang to the floor. If the table is 60" , I believe that it should work with a 10" drape.
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Absolutely! This stuff is made for that. Is very small weave, open airy, and lightweight. Perfect for draping. I think comes in 10 yard bolts, or 30 feet. I think 54 inches wide. check the description. Is fairly sheer, so lighter colors tend to be almost invisible. Might want to use something more of a Silver rather than a white. the White will disappear at any distance. Bright colors don't have issues with disappearing. CHEAP as dirt! Fabric stores charge MUCH MORE for exactly the same. Buy extra, fun to use at Halloween for ghost effects in yard. Scott
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Possibly. I think it would depend on how much pull there is from your skin on the fabric and how much you move. If you try it I would use it in several places; one strip at the hem, etc. probably won't do the trick. And bear in mind that when you sit a skirt is going to rise, it's supposed to, that can easily throw things off if you don't place the tape in just the right place; there will be too much pull and it WILL come loose but taping for a seated position would have your skirt higher and cause wrinkling when you stand. So I honestly don't know, I think this is definitely a trial and error situation. Possibly. I think it would depend on how much pull there is from your skin on the fabric and how much you move. If you try it I would use it in several places; one strip at the hem, etc. probably won't do the trick. And bear in mind that when you sit a skirt is going to rise, it's supposed to, that can easily throw things off if you don't place the tape in just the right place; there will be too much pull and it WILL come loose but taping for a seated position would have your skirt higher and cause wrinkling when you stand. So I honestly don't know, I think this is definitely a trial and... » Read More Possibly. I think it would depend on how much pull there is from your skin on the fabric and how much you move. If you try it I would use it in several places; one strip at the hem, etc. probably won't do the trick. And bear in mind that when you sit a skirt is going to rise, it's supposed to, that can easily throw things off if you don't place the tape in just the right place; there will be too much pull and it WILL come loose but taping for a seated position would have your skirt higher and cause wrinkling when you stand. So I honestly don't know, I think this is definitely a trial and error situation. « Show Less
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I brought for my day bed for extra length. It will fit nicely for a full, but probably too short for a queen in my opinion
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I don't think it would fit :( it hangs a little, but I don't think it would be enough to cover a queen.
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If you want it to hang like in the pic. get the queen. The full does not give alot of extra coverage
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I think it will be fine. I use it on a canopy bed with four posts, the slips are very high and the skirt is long, I think it will be okay.
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I don't think so, I have full size bed and I had to have the bed skirt. It does not cover as the picture (which shows covering down to the floor).
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Hi, the skirt covers the sides. I just used it for my niece's birthday luau and it was great. I used it on a long, rectangular table just around the front and the sides because that's what was facing the party. I hope this helps.
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The circles are big on the pattern so the valance would need to be wide enough to a accommodate the pattern. I don't think it would work for a valance. I made a roman shade so the whole pattern displays
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I used this for an Elsa dress for my daughter. I did separates though, using the skirt tutorial here: http://lifeasmom.com/2013/10/diy-dress-up-skirts.html If you make it a straight skirt, you will need a kick pleat in the back or the side slit up the front. If I had it to do over again, I would go to my local fabric store and find a simple sheath dress pattern. I think that's your best bet, but this fabric is terrific for it!
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I have a queen and it definitely drapes over the sides like in the picture.
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I would say it would, but I like more drape over the side similar to what is shown in the picture.
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I used the full size for a queen futon but it's on a platformbed so I don't need it to cover down the sides. It's just right for my purposes, maybe 4-6" overage on each side; think it might be fine with the skirt.
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Hello, I'm sorry I wish I could answer more questions regarding this Dress form however it was a present for my daughter whom is the expert with sewing clothing, she seems very content with it and says that it is good for draping and serves its purpose well but other than that I'm really not very knowledgeable on this topic...sorry..wish I could be of more help.
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I think it would hang poorly. It is a very nicely fitted tablecloth and would need to be ordered for exact size table. If ordering a larger size you would have to take seams out and resew skirting back on to fit.