For an upcoming workshop of Kalbelia dance I threw myself into sewing a costume.
The skirt is the central piece as the dance is full of whirling and spinning (see the first picture).![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhLZcnFKyzI2No7k5QzmWPirlh37L20B-8FfixRTTYTN6AspZI9lQNZym3lNWUmWdeL00H-gWfX9Svf2-P8Z4VlzUJlaziani0kHK-pUZp9KgwNbwPVJUMHZyfn6pH7oofqj1SCKCxl5x58/s280/kalbelia_dance.jpg)
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With a readymade dance skirt from Hongkong purchased from here, lots of ribbons from my stock and some fabric to recycle the adveture began:
Many many hours later: lots of greens and blues. Red, yellow and white will follow....
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