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Reply to "Costumes - where to find?"

Amy CranePresident of the Rotation.org Board of Directors & Writing Team Member a Supporting Member!

Idea excerpted from a discussion of drama/scenery:

Posting by JCarey
posted December 18, 2001 10:24 AM
As for costumes...hot glue guns work wonders in this area. They are kind of like duct tape-the solution to many joining challenges. I sew very little anymore for church costumes and the glue guns work great for animal costume construction or some of those other odd ball ideas that crop up.

7/27/041:01 AM

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