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Hotlinks Our gift to you... Throughout the weekend, our staff and panelists have discussed handy places to find information, costumes, props, makeup and other supplies. We have listed those sites here. Enjoy!
Fabric & Supplies The Culture Shop: Tribal jewlry and wears. Fabric.com: Online fabric dealer. Sew True: Convenient tools for sewing. Farthingales: Good for any type of period underwear and losts of costume hardware. Bones, hoop wire, real coutil, a little bit of everything. They also have online tutorials. Fashion Fabrics Club: Online fabric dealer. Hank Lee's Magic Emporium: A magicians supply: great for smoke producing devices without the heat or flame risk. Ohio Travel Bag: Large resource for buckles and hard to find hardware. The Ring Lord: Chain, chainmail, and jewelry making supplies. Shimmy Bliss Costuming Co.: Bellydancing costumes and accesories. Thai Silks: Good place to get silk for lower prices than the average retail store. Tandy Leather: Largest national leather retailer and wholesaler.
FX Supply: For makeup and foam coat. Henry Schein Dental and Medical Supplies: Recommended source for dental supplies. Michael Davy: An excellent source for skullcaps, appliances, latex, and watermelon (a new latex-like medium.) Monster Makers: Mask making, life casting, and dental casting supplies. Smooth On: mold making and casting. Spartan Company: Neoprine 501 and mold making.
The Dented Helmet: The Boba Fett and Star Wars Bounty Hunter prop and costume site. The International Costumers Guild: Their mission statement: The International Costumers' Guild, Inc., is an affiliation of amateur, hobbyist, and professional costumers dedicated to the promotion and education of costuming as an art form in all its aspects. The Jedi Academy: A Star Wars related site. Replica Props Forum: Excellent resource for replica costumes and props Southeastern Costumers Society: The Atlanta, GA chapter of the International Costumers Society. Southeastern Theatre Conference: Tribe.net: By and for bellydancers. United States Institute for Theatrical Technology:
Dawn Look-a-Like Contest Hall Costume Contest Masquerade Miss Klingon Universe Pageant
Folkwear Patterns: Many ethnic and historical patterns Past Patterns: 19th and 20th century patterns Patterns of History: Wisconsin State Museum of History
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