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03-03-2007, 07:43 PM
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Like most HOBOs and Tramps, almost everything I wear came from thrift shops. In true Emmett Kelly fashion, I've ripped torn patched and pinned it into something that feels comfrtable and suits me. I continue to add to it to this day.
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Yours in Klown-dom, "TJ" Kena Klowns Kena Shriners A.A.O.N.M.S. http://www.kenaklowns.org http://www.kena.org/ http://www.shrinershq.org/ 
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03-03-2007, 11:01 PM
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Dottie's "oh-so-sofisticated" look was recyled from an old theatre costume, which, in turn, came from the local thrift shop with a little help from Wal*Mart. It's super comfy, and looks good, so I see no need for any upgrade.
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"Butter? On bread? I'll never get used to your strange Cuban dishes..."
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04-14-2007, 11:16 PM
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My first 10 years was with a pieced together costume. In 1999 when I made up my mind to take my clowning to the next level I got some fabric the a pair of fancy fabric exercise pants and talked to a friend about some ideas I had. Fitzy's first real costume. It wasn't until 2003 I bought a Mooseger coat at Great Clown Adventure. I was amazed at the difference. I felt more complete, more professional. Then in 2005 after sitting down a couple of times with Pricilla and doing some serious internal debating with Fitzy I received my brand new costume when I arrived at Moosecamp.
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