Max flails the 1/2" PVC tubing that we are going to use to build the hoop skirts for nine dancers.
The thin PVC tubing was sewn into the bottom of white slips. A simple tubing connector was developed by Mr. Lowell involving two headless nails inside and then some spike tape outside.
The director's daughter models one of the slips with a hoop tube sewn in the hem. The dancers will wear this special hoop slip under their dresses.
During our costume parade Sunday, the dancers practiced flipping up their hoop skirts like they will during the play. A few more refinements and the hoop skirts will work as scripted. (You can click on the photo to enlarge it).
Max flails the 1/2" PVC tubing that we are going to use to build the hoop skirts for nine dancers.
The thin PVC tubing was sewn into the bottom of white slips. A simple tubing connector was developed by Mr. Lowell involving two headless nails inside and then some spike tape outside.
The director's daughter models one of the slips with a hoop tube sewn in the hem. The dancers will wear this special hoop slip under their dresses.
During our costume parade Sunday, the dancers practiced flipping up their hoop skirts like they will during the play. A few more refinements and the hoop skirts will work as scripted. (You can click on the photo to enlarge it).
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