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[Rickman101]

So I was wondering if anyone could help me.

I need to get a white t-shirt looking absoltuely filthy without covering it in actual dirt or anything that will make it all stiff and nasty. I have thought of using coffee but I dont know if that will work


Thanks

[Lady of The Realm]

HBi Sarah! I keep leaving messages for you but they get missed!!

It's been ages since I saw you! Are you coming to C12?


I used tea on one of my things, that worked pretty well, coffee would probably work even better!

[Rickman101]

Hello!! :) Sorry I keep missing your messages, I've been pretty busy at the moment what with one thing and another so I don't get chance to come by as often as I'd like :) but yes I am coming to C12, hopefully for the Saturday and the Sunday.

Thanks for  the tea idea, I think I should be able to come up with something suitable now :)

Hope you're ok

Sarah

[Lady of The Realm]

Rickman101, on Oct 3 2007, 07:38 PM, said:

Hello!! :) Sorry I keep missing your messages, I've been pretty busy at the moment what with one thing and another so I don't get chance to come by as often as I'd like :) but yes I am coming to C12, hopefully for the Saturday and the Sunday.

Thanks for  the tea idea, I think I should be able to come up with something suitable now :)

Hope you're ok

Sarah

Yay!! Keep your eyes out for me then!! I'be dressed as Elphaba with a Dorothy!

[liremaer]

hey hon i think m.a.p (makeup artists provisions) do a dirt spray, i used it on my course, it's not cheap but man does it look like the real thing i'll have a look around and let you know. add to that food colouring is always a good option.