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Doug,
We recently purchased three dorfman conservation forms. We bought the
teenaged size figures because often the dresses that were left to us are those
women had in their younger pre-pregnancy days. If the dress is too big for
the form we simply fill it out with batting and muslin. The great thing about
the forms are they can be sewn too and padded out easily. I personally have
been pleased--much better than the old department store mannequins!
Ammie Goss
Pioneer Woman Museum
Oklahoma Historical Society
701 Monument
Ponca City, OK 74604
580-765-6108
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Doug Lantry wrote:
> Hello all--Does anyone have experience, good or bad, with Dorfman costume
> forms? I've called for their literature, but I'm curious as to the group's
> collective thoughts on this product.
>
> Thanks in advance for your opinions,
> Doug L.
>
> ........................................
> Doug Lantry
> The Ohio Historical Society
> Statehouse Education and Visitors Center
> Columbus, Ohio
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