Use X-Rays For Doll Clothing Patterns

RE: Use X-Rays For Doll Clothing Patterns Post by susanmajp (704) | (05/25/2008) Profile | Contact X-rays are actually the property of the doctor, you pay for the time to take them. Most medical offices sell old ones to a company that extracts the silver from them and gives the silver bar to the physician. I used to clean the x-ray processor and had to run plain film through to make sure the x-rays wouldn't have streaks on them. I saved the plain, clear film for quilting patterns. Worked great. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Use X-Rays For Doll Clothing Patterns Post By HB (Guest Post) (05/22/2008) My grandmother worked at a hospital and brought home *stacks and stacks* of old X-rays. They creeped me out as a kid, but as I got older they fascinated me. She used the acetate to make stencils, and many times used it as templates for quilting. Having to cut out the same shape over and over again was much easier with a reuseable "pattern" or template. She would cut out the shape needed from the acetate and label it with the dimensions, and what pattern she used it for. I can see how this would work well for reusable doll clothing patterns too! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Use X-Rays For Doll Clothing Patterns Post By Lisa from Lena, WI. (Guest Post) (05/13/2008) What is it that you do with the x-rays? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Use X-Rays For Doll Clothing Patterns Post By (Guest Post) (05/13/2008) Here in the states, we don't get to keep our x-rays. But that is a good idea. We must have some type of material here that could be used instead. Report Spam or Abuse