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clothing for rythmic gymnastics for DD Doug&Michelle 10-13-2006
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Posted by Doug&Michelle on October 13, 2006, 10:20 am
DD has joined rythmic gymnastics. She has a little bodysuit that used to be
her aunts (only 5 years apart in age) and it just needs a little adjustment
in the bum. Another interesting thing is her other aunt, who is 7 years
older, is the assistant coach! She is so good at this sport!

What other type of clothes do kids wear to this kind of thing? yoga pants?
I don't know. If anyone has any ideas please let me know!

I have a feeling I will be asked to help make costumes for the shows, oh
well, as long as its not too complicated or time consuming, I am finding
that working full time 9-6 leaves very little time. The kids are both sick
today so I can at least do some laundry and tidy up. My poor jacket has
been waiting for weeks to get finished!

Michelle Giordano



Posted by Veloise on October 13, 2006, 8:38 pm
Michelle wrote:
> DD has joined rythmic gymnastics. She has a little bodysuit that used to be
> her aunts (only 5 years apart in age) and it just needs a little adjustment
> in the bum. Another interesting thing is her other aunt, who is 7 years
> older, is the assistant coach! She is so good at this sport!
>
> What other type of clothes do kids wear to this kind of thing? yoga pants?
> I don't know. If anyone has any ideas please let me know!
>
> I have a feeling I will be asked to help make costumes for the shows, oh
> well, as long as its not too complicated or time consuming, I am finding
> that working full time 9-6 leaves very little time. The kids are both sick
> today so I can at least do some laundry and tidy up. My poor jacket has
> been waiting for weeks to get finished!

Leotards, I would think. Perhaps ones made out of the loudest Lycra
prints you can find.

HTH

--Karen D.


Posted by Veloise on October 13, 2006, 9:03 pm
Michelle wrote:
> DD has joined rythmic gymnastics. She has a little bodysuit that used to be
> her aunts (only 5 years apart in age) and it just needs a little adjustment
> in the bum. Another interesting thing is her other aunt, who is 7 years
> older, is the assistant coach! She is so good at this sport!
>
> What other type of clothes do kids wear to this kind of thing? yoga pants?
> I don't know. If anyone has any ideas please let me know!
>
> I have a feeling I will be asked to help make costumes for the shows, oh
> well, as long as its not too complicated or time consuming, I am finding
> that working full time 9-6 leaves very little time. The kids are both sick
> today so I can at least do some laundry and tidy up. My poor jacket has
> been waiting for weeks to get finished!

Leotards, I would think. Perhaps ones made out of the loudest Lycra
prints you can find.

HTH

--Karen D.


Posted by Kate Dicey on October 14, 2006, 3:25 am
Veloise wrote:

> Michelle wrote:
>
>>DD has joined rythmic gymnastics. She has a little bodysuit that used to be
>>her aunts (only 5 years apart in age) and it just needs a little adjustment
>>in the bum. Another interesting thing is her other aunt, who is 7 years
>>older, is the assistant coach! She is so good at this sport!
>>
>>What other type of clothes do kids wear to this kind of thing? yoga pants?
>>I don't know. If anyone has any ideas please let me know!
>>
>>I have a feeling I will be asked to help make costumes for the shows, oh
>>well, as long as its not too complicated or time consuming, I am finding
>>that working full time 9-6 leaves very little time. The kids are both sick
>>today so I can at least do some laundry and tidy up. My poor jacket has
>>been waiting for weeks to get finished!
>
>
> Leotards, I would think. Perhaps ones made out of the loudest Lycra
> prints you can find.

Ooh, yes! Multi-coloured ones! Kwick Sew has some handy patterns for
stuff like that. :)

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