[SML] Crescent Fabric

[Stephen Litterst]

I did a large order last January which is a mix of Charisma and 
Crescent.  Crescent is a little thinner, so we're using that for 
side-stage and backstage masking, and have the Charisma for legs and 
borders.

Our other theatre has Crescent as the travelers and we've been happy 
with it.

Steven's concern with the static electricity is well-founded.  Where my 
Charsima rubs up against the dance floor, the bottom 3 inches becomes a 
magnet for dust, hair, glitter, etc.

Steve L.

On 8/28/15 1:34 PM, Steven Hood via Stagecraft wrote:
> I'm not familiar with it. We're starting to shift to IFR velour for
> masking drapes. My biggest concern with the IFR fabrics is the static
> electricity...
> Steven R Hood
> 310.756.3555
>
> On August 28, 2015 10:25:50 AM Ben Hain via Stagecraft
> <stagecraft at theatrical.net> wrote:
>
>> Hi—
>>
>> I got some money for new curtains. Yay!
>>
>> Anyone have comments about the Crescent fabric?
>>
>> Look OK? Doesn’t look too cheap?
>>
>> Is it opaque enough?
>>
>> Thanks—
>>
>> Ben Hain
>>
>> RCTC
>>
>> Technical Director Hill Theater
>>
>> Rochester MN
>>
>> 507-285-7201
>>
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