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What type of fabric do I need to accomplish this look?

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ladylee, on December 1, 2009 at 9:44 PM

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(Let's see if I post this pic correctly) I know that's not organza and I don't think organza will drape the want I want it to. I'm thinking maybe it's a chiffon? I can't think of anything else to use for the draping. I absolutely do not want tulle and I don't know that organza would achieve the...

(Let's see if I post this pic correctly)

I know that's not organza and I don't think organza will drape the want I want it to. I'm thinking maybe it's a chiffon? I can't think of anything else to use for the draping. I absolutely do not want tulle and I don't know that organza would achieve the look.

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Super March 2010
3.6.10Bride · on December 3, 2009 at 3:28 PM
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The way it is draping, it looks to me like gauze or a cheesecloth type material. It's definitely not shiny and if you look at the first drape on the left side, you can see some wrinkles.
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VIP March 2010
DawnDawn · on December 3, 2009 at 4:57 PM
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When I was hunting for fabric at Joanns for my bridesmaids dresses I really liked the crinkle chiffon but it is quite expensive. I found some drapery fabric in the home decor section that looked and felt just like it. Best of all it was $1.99 a yard and I used a coupon.
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allie · on September 13, 2010 at 8:16 PM
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Try georgette?
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