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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 exoticand can make a event really exciting. They can be a interesting option for party entertainment. Northern California, CA belly dancers also have a lot to offer - not only is their dance graceful, but sometimes they'll even teach you about the art of belly dancing at your event or party in Northern California, CA. You may even learn some things 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 Northern California Belly Dancers for your party, Middle Eastern event, or wedding.

Northern California Belly Dancers may also serve the following areas: Manteca, Hickman, Crows Landing, Escalon, Denair, Stockton, Waterford, Riverbank, Patterson, Salida, Empire, Lathrop, Turlock, Keyes, Westley, Vernalis, Ceres, Oakdale, Hughson, Ripon, and Stanislaus County.

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Belly Dancers News and Information

Why Can’t I Have Something Pretty?
- After more than 4 months of waiting, I finally received the two new costumes I had ordered. One is an Egyptian bedlah and the other a Turkish vest and skirt set. Unfortunately, I was much more excited about both of them before I saw them in person. The bedlah as shown on [...]
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.
Sergers?
- Hello. I am interested in purchasing my first serger. I'm okay at sewing. I'm not a novice but certainly no expert. I have been attempting to research sergers online. But I'm totally confused by all the options that are available. So far I think I want a serger that will do a cover stitch and overlock stitch. Although, I'm not 100% certain of what kind of stitches are available from sergers or what some of the stitches I'm interested in are called. So if anyone knows of a good website where I can learn more about sergers and what they offer please let me know.Thanks!X-posted in costuming and patternsource

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