Hola listeros!
We've (finally) learned the chacarera here as a community and recently had one
of the university clubs demonstrate it at a Latin festival. Although the women
had long skirts, I would like to either find or make fuller skirts to really
make the dance shine for future demos. I really like the way the woman in this
video uses the skirt of her dress and it would be cool to have something
similar.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-SdUEa_fLk&feature=related
I saw something on Etsy custom-made for $85, but that's way more than what I
want to spend on one skirt. Any suggestions on skirt patterns, costuming
secrets, or sources to get a full skirted look?
Gracias,Trini de Pittsburgh
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