Need something to do for your next gathering in Cape Cod? Here's a thought: rent a belly dancer for the night!
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"Shake ya body like a belly dancer" says Akon in his song, "Bananza Belly Dancer." There's a reason Akon talks about belly dancers in his song - they're sexyand can make a party really entertaining. They can be a great alternative for party entertainment. Cape Cod belly dancers also have a lot to offer - not only is their dance rhythmic, but sometimes they'll even teach you about the art of belly dancing at your party or event in Cape Cod, MA. You may even learn some facts about Middle Eastern culture at your event or party. If this is something that interests you for your party, Partyfun411 has lots of listings of Cape Cod, MA Belly Dancers for your party, Middle Eastern event, or bridal shower.
Cape Cod Belly Dancers may also serve the following areas: Boston, Waban, Jamaica Plain, Malden, Arlington, Brookline, West Newton, Charlestown, Allston, Belmont, Roslindale, Newton Highlands, Winchester, Medford, Newton, Lexington, Newton Upper Falls, Somerville, Brighton, Chelsea, Watertown, Newtonville, Revere, Everett, Chestnut Hill, Melrose, Waltham, Auburndale, Newton Center, and Middlesex County.
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Commercial air service to Cape Cod operates out of Barnstable Municipal Airport and Provincetown Municipal Airport. Several bus lines service the Cape. There are ferry connections from Boston to Provincetown, as well as from Hyannis to the islands.  Cape Cod Belly Dancers

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  • Beadspinners, beads and Glass Fringe?
    • Yes it's me again...I'm thinking of making some glass fringe again and I've been looking for tools to make it a bit less time consuming, I'm particularly interested in beadspinners.Okay, questions:- does anyone have a beadspinner (http://www.beadspinner.net) or an equivalent device? Do they make making beaded fringe any easier? Do they make it harder in any way? They seem useful for beading long amounts, but if I were making equal lengths - say 3"/4" - wide are they going to make making my own fringe any easier given i'd have to measure every strand? I have made my own fringe before using only a frame, needle and waxed thread - never again! It took forever!!!-Seed beads or bugle beads, which do you prefer? I like how fluid bugle beads look and the flat, reflective surfaces they have. I've yet to see fringe made from rounded seed beads although I know they do exist. Unfortunately the bead spinner is only compatable with seed beads. Is there any difference? I'd be using glass beads anyway.TIA!
  • lining a garment.
    • If a pattern calls for you to line the garment... ex. vest.do you:a) ignore it and finish the edges neatly.b) self line in the same fabricc) line it in an absorbent breathable fabricI can't decide which option I want to take and it's lying around unfinished until I make a decision..... grrrrr.
  • sock glue, anyone?
    • I've always had problems with my belly dance bras opening at the cups, and I'm really tired of worrying about flashing a nipple.  I've tried double-sided tape, but I haven't found any that is strong enough to stay put while I'm dancing.I found out about this stuff on an Irish Dancing forum called "sock glue".  Here's the link that talks about it.  It's meant to keep an Irish dancers socks up in place.  I was wondering... have any of you gals used this stuff for your bra tops?  It's nice that it rolls on, so if I had to, I could maybe just glue my whole breast and nips to the inside of the bra, that way they're goin' NOWHERE.  But I wondered if anyone here has had any experience with this stuff already.  I worry that I'm going to screw up the lining of my bras over time (but realistically, I'm the only person who should ever see the lining anyway!)Thanks in advance!