I'm starting a small business and building a website. I will need to be modeling clothing and need a backdrop. What items do I need?
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Alison R. A camera, a computer, lights, amazon webstore,(79.00 a month/ shopping cart included) . I have a VIXIA cannon camera, it can take still shots as well as video. Everybody is going into video. Its something magical about seeing the person who is selling you the item on film interacting with the customer. Its like walking through airport and Tom Cruise is standing there, you speak to him like you know him, why, because he have been to your house before, on film of course. You get the picture! Lights get the cowboy studio from amazon, you can't go wrong!!!! See Alison building a website is not necessary, go and look at amazon webstore. They give you a big boy look for 79.00 a month, shopping cart include. On your personal website, you will have to add on a pay pal, shopping cart one.... I love entrepreneurs, any other question leon242@msn.com.
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Hi on the Silhouette blog it will show you what it comes with ahead of time. I will tell you that mostof them are really basic.
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The printing company used a material about 1/8 inch thick. It's a white material. It's designed specially for these A-frames. They put my business info and an image on it. Then I Velcro it to the frame.
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Really cool white backdrop with polka dots with assorted colors like, yellow, blue, pink etc... Hope that helps.
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In the box, literally there is a screen made of silk in a frame. Everything you need to make a template is in this box except for the image you need to start. But I would advise you to research what you are getting into. Here is a guide showing the how-to's of silk screening: http://makezine.com/projects/silk-screening-101/ I have seen elaborate systems for silk screening using machines. This is much more basic.
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Styrofoam light tan color... but use with brown expanding foam and real rock lined up you can make your own... fun background. .. also coconut fiber... watch on youtube:)
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You will need to buy "accessories", aka page sheets and risers if necessary, risers only needed for more than 25 pages. But I use this for showing my portfolio work, it is better than the tradition black case I see many use.
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Go to your local Lowe's store (yes I am biased I work for Lowe's) and ask the person who works in the department to help you. There are a multitude of choices as to how you can create the look you want. Lamp cords and lamp parts are the place to start. Good luck
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I believe there are a few options for a background that you can use. Just go to the settings and there should be a few choices.
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You can create your own designs if you like. Kit Contents 18 gms Jagua Body Ink Applicator bottle 2 Tips, fine & medium 5 ml Eucalyptus oil 2 Reusable stencil transfer sheets
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You could fabricate a tripod, just be sure it is wide enough to support it in the wind, Probably be easier to set it on the ground and build a triangle prop for it.
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This would be enough for 2 to 3 castings, I'm guessing you have some sort of casting material (plaster of paris,or latex would be a couple of good options,the latex you might get more than one pour to that mold) for your mold, as you cannot use this on skin
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Mostly everything I needed was in the kit. You have to buy your own cotton t-shirts, of course. I also used a big bucket (5 gallon) to soak the shirts in the fixer before applying the dye. It's a messy project, so I also used a large sheet of plastic (like a tarp) to cover the patio table before I got busy with applying the dyes. Having a roll of paper towels, a sponge, plastic gloves and being close to a source of water (like a kitchen) is also a huge help. You may benefit from watching a few online videos to see how other people set up their tye dye station before jumping in. Good luck! -CV Mostly everything I needed was in the kit. You have to buy your own cotton t-shirts, of course. I also used a big bucket (5 gallon) to soak the shirts in the fixer before applying the dye. It's a messy project, so I also used a large sheet of plastic (like a tarp) to cover the patio table before I got busy with applying the dyes. Having a roll of paper towels, a sponge, plastic gloves and being close to a source of water (like a kitchen) is also a huge help. You may benefit from watching a few online videos to see how other people set up their tye dye station before jumping in. Good luck! -CV
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You need a base coat, primer and top coat and light. It's all part of the system.
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Courtni, this backdrop can be used with a background support system, however there are no loops so you will need clamps. We appreciate your inquiry. Alex G
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The backdrops appear to be nylon or polyester fabric or something similar. They are a woven synthetic.
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You should use a pillowcase. Can either buy from same provider or make one. We made one.