Mike Wazowski Horns for Shirt
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Description
Two horns to sew onto a maternity shirt for a Mike Wazowski costume. A loose horn flops or slides off fabric, so each one has a flat round base with sewing holes to stitch it down.
Key numbers
- Height: about 47 mm each
- Base: 40 mm round disc, 3 mm thick
- Six 3.2 mm sewing holes around each base
- Print: base flat on the bed, no supports needed, cream or white filament
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