One of the lucky perks of being 100% Klutz is that
sometimes I get to try out stuff that hasn't hit the shelves yet. And, boy oh boy,
getting first crack at those coveted kits is a great thrill for this
craft-hungry gal!
You can imagine my excitement when I was presented with a
very early production sample of the swoon-worthy, boxy, new Fashion Forms. This update on
classic paper fashion fun is any style-savvy girl’s dream! Tiny, three-dimensional
dresses, skirts, and shoes for you to make in all sorts of exciting
prints. With a little help from Klutz, I figured I'd soon be well on my way to my
own fashion label!
I got to work popping out pieces and setting up my mini-design
studio. But my ambitions fell short when I discovered that this early book only had three sample pages of instructions inside. I paused for a second to regroup. Sure, the intricate paper outfits on the box looked complicated, but this is Klutz we're talking about, so I knew there would be some fun trick or handy tool to make it all a breeze. But, as I sorted through the materials and devised a plan of action, I realize that it wasn't the missing instructions I was worried about. What I missed most was the inspiration I get from the Klutz craft masters.
I am so glad that I get a second chance, complete with pages of expertly-made Fashion Forms for me to choose from, because that’s when my clothing line
really started to shine!
And that, my friends, is why Klutz can’t be beat!
Don't believe me? See for yourself!
Don't believe me? See for yourself!
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