What's the best way to string ears for a panda kandi mask? So they're not loose.

Mr_Smiley 4/6/2015 04:56 pm 1908

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Mr_Smiley
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Apr 8, 2015 8:33 pm

There's just not a lot of support when you get to the top like that. I suppose I could tighten them up, much like you would the middle, to form them into more "ear" like curves. I just know I had a problem with one of my sub masks, that the triangular corners were floppy, because of the lack of support beads.

haleyhorror
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Apr 8, 2015 12:07 pm

i highly recommend a thicker version of stretch magic or bead and strech, the thicker the sterdier

Banana_Kandi
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Apr 8, 2015 6:59 am

I don't know exactly how the stitch is, I wish I could help out more. However, if the problem is that they're floppy, you could always attach pipe cleaner to the back of them.

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What's the best way to string ears for a panda kandi mask? So they're not loose.

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