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http://youtube.com/watch?v=q_G13P8NDQI&mode=related&search=
I need that vest, along with this life vest
http://youtube.com/watch?v=MonfGrOgg0o
thanks
i need a real answer, and i need one now thank you, but i need to vests, also some suspenders, but that different
Answer
Sewing one yourself is the only viable option unless you can somehow find out, by calling, who made that commercial, and find someone who remembers who designed or purchased the outfits, and contact them and convince them to look it up for you for free, and then you'd just be plain lucky they didn't make those costumes themselves or that they're not really old from the company's own collection, and they're no longer made anymore. See, these costume people go to shops and buy clothes for commercials or movies, and then keep them in huge warehouses for years. Your only chance is that one of the 25 people who ever answer questions in the Camping section of Yahoo! Answers, takes the time to even watch the videos you linked to and recognizes those clothing items from a store or catalog, and those items are still available in your desired size. I watched the videos but I don't recognize them, so making your own is my advice. Advice I don't consider a "fake" answer because I sewed my own vest last fall. This one:
http://www.thru-hiker.com/minima_kit.html
And there are plenty of puffy vest patterns available and you can make it out of any material you can find. It really is the only way to get the clothing or other outdoor items, that you want. I had to make my own sleeping quilt and UL backpack too, because the kind I wanted wasn't available anywhere!
And in addition, saying you "need" these things, as if your life depended on it, and as if you're begging, is offensive, because begging is an immoral crime against others which demeans oneself. You're using guilt as a weapon to rob me of what I rightfully earned. In our family we never say "need' we earn what we "want".
Sewing one yourself is the only viable option unless you can somehow find out, by calling, who made that commercial, and find someone who remembers who designed or purchased the outfits, and contact them and convince them to look it up for you for free, and then you'd just be plain lucky they didn't make those costumes themselves or that they're not really old from the company's own collection, and they're no longer made anymore. See, these costume people go to shops and buy clothes for commercials or movies, and then keep them in huge warehouses for years. Your only chance is that one of the 25 people who ever answer questions in the Camping section of Yahoo! Answers, takes the time to even watch the videos you linked to and recognizes those clothing items from a store or catalog, and those items are still available in your desired size. I watched the videos but I don't recognize them, so making your own is my advice. Advice I don't consider a "fake" answer because I sewed my own vest last fall. This one:
http://www.thru-hiker.com/minima_kit.html
And there are plenty of puffy vest patterns available and you can make it out of any material you can find. It really is the only way to get the clothing or other outdoor items, that you want. I had to make my own sleeping quilt and UL backpack too, because the kind I wanted wasn't available anywhere!
And in addition, saying you "need" these things, as if your life depended on it, and as if you're begging, is offensive, because begging is an immoral crime against others which demeans oneself. You're using guilt as a weapon to rob me of what I rightfully earned. In our family we never say "need' we earn what we "want".
make my own totes?
whatwhat
this summer i wont be able to go to camp or hang out with friends (my mom and dad have to work all summer so i won;t have a ride and they don;t like me to go place when they can;t drop everything to come get me if i need them, over protective i know) but anyways i thought i would try to make some totes so when schoo starts I will have cute unique fashionable totes :)
where can i get buttons and patches like on these bags? (i want to order online) ( and i am not going to copy this design i just like the patches/buttons)
http://www.journeys.com/catalog_detail.aspx?c=apparel&s=girls%2fHandbags&id=71400
also if i want to have a background like a pattern i buy from walmart or something how would i make that into a tote sturdy enough to hold my binder everyday? should i just sew it to a premade tote i get from a local draft store?
thanks :)
also i might sell them if they turn out well how would i go about that? (school maybe even ebay) like prices and stuff
thanks :)
Answer
Make your own! (It's called applique:
http://www.nmia.com/~mgdesign/qor/begin/applique.htm
http://www.freeapplique.com/
(and many more sites... just google applique)
As far as making your own totes, sure, it's a fun (and potentially profitable venture). You might want to use something like cordura nylon (it's the stuff they make backpacks out of) for very durable totes. Sources:
http://www.specialtyoutdoors.com/tips/sources.asp
Excellent book on making all sorts of bags and totes, suitable for beginners: Nancy Restuccia's book, "Hold it!" (which you may have to get from the library). Joan Hawley (Lazy Girl Designs) has a number of other bag patterns that are cute and easy.
http://make-it-easy.com/index.html#mie_restuccia
http://www.lazygirldesigns.com/aboutus.php
Note that most sewing patterns are not licensed to make something for sale.... so you may be best off learning the methods and tricks of the trade from Hold it! and then designing your own patterns for stuff you'll sell.
Make your own! (It's called applique:
http://www.nmia.com/~mgdesign/qor/begin/applique.htm
http://www.freeapplique.com/
(and many more sites... just google applique)
As far as making your own totes, sure, it's a fun (and potentially profitable venture). You might want to use something like cordura nylon (it's the stuff they make backpacks out of) for very durable totes. Sources:
http://www.specialtyoutdoors.com/tips/sources.asp
Excellent book on making all sorts of bags and totes, suitable for beginners: Nancy Restuccia's book, "Hold it!" (which you may have to get from the library). Joan Hawley (Lazy Girl Designs) has a number of other bag patterns that are cute and easy.
http://make-it-easy.com/index.html#mie_restuccia
http://www.lazygirldesigns.com/aboutus.php
Note that most sewing patterns are not licensed to make something for sale.... so you may be best off learning the methods and tricks of the trade from Hold it! and then designing your own patterns for stuff you'll sell.
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