Thanks Pidge ( Pepsi in her Equafleece )
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08-08-2009, 04:58 PM
Thanks Pidge ( Pepsi in her Equafleece )
Well i must say that the fleece really is up to standard. Its soooo smart on and doesnt move around when on the back. Its brilliant.
Pepsi showing off her lovely groomed coat lol
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08-08-2009, 06:39 PM
Are these fleeces lined/waterproof? I wouldn't mind something for Tilly for winter when it's really chucking it down - and of course will be attempting to make one myself. I was thinking of using fleece backed with ripstop (waterproof lining)
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08-08-2009, 08:00 PM
Originally Posted by Tillymint 
She looks wonderful - really showing off to with her pose
Are these fleeces lined/waterproof? I wouldn't mind something for Tilly for winter when it's really chucking it down - and of course will be attempting to make one myself. I was thinking of using fleece backed with ripstop (waterproof lining)
no lining on them, just a fleece. must have something in the fabric to make it water repellent. It feels soooo warm its lush
Originally Posted by Pidge
Oh great, well done. She looks GORGEOUS in it!! Bless her and her little squinty eye ;o)
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08-08-2009, 08:28 PM
Originally Posted by valandra
no lining on them, just a fleece. must have something in the fabric to make it water repellent. It feels soooo warm its lush
lol
Thanks for telling me - sounds clever stuff (mine won't be that good!) I'll have to try on one of my "prototype" efforts
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