The Ultimate Guide to Padding for Kigurumi (at least for now)
- rankitsune
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- rankitsune
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Hey Cici!
For context, I'm referring to bullets 6 and 7 on your original post on page 1. They're not linked to examples like the other bullets.
It's actually a two part question. What is a romper? That was answered by BritKig (Thanks!). I understand it to be a type of onesie or jumpsuit, but there are variations that are full body or shorter with a skirt bottom.
The second part of my question was regarding which type (full or short) would make sense for kigurumi usage. I'm guessing full, maybe? I'm kinda confused here.
For context, I'm referring to bullets 6 and 7 on your original post on page 1. They're not linked to examples like the other bullets.
It's actually a two part question. What is a romper? That was answered by BritKig (Thanks!). I understand it to be a type of onesie or jumpsuit, but there are variations that are full body or shorter with a skirt bottom.
The second part of my question was regarding which type (full or short) would make sense for kigurumi usage. I'm guessing full, maybe? I'm kinda confused here.
Well?
I never wear rompers for one.
And from looking at the post !
I've refined my method to the process.
Omitted the term romper and revised the pad count. Will be revising and updating underpinning list.
Sorry for the confusion and remember not all bodies are equally shaped. You may need more or less padding depending on your physic.
I never wear rompers for one.
And from looking at the post !
Omitted the term romper and revised the pad count. Will be revising and updating underpinning list.
Sorry for the confusion and remember not all bodies are equally shaped. You may need more or less padding depending on your physic.
- rankitsune
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- jack.derossi
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Sorry Jack, we stopped producing pads after the costs and labor involved outweighed the overall costs. Plus shipping air around the world became cost prohibitive.jack.derossi wrote:Hi, can the padding be bought and not made diy? How do you keep it on? And how you hide it down there?
Hey Ren, what we did with the sPad was take the dimensions of the mPad into account when designing it; which are The device measures 9 1/8" L x 8 1/2" W x 1" D.Ren wrote:Cici, how did you make M-pad? I would like to know how draw shape and length of mpad like you did made.
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