I look so... thrilled |
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Back view. Can I just say, I've fallen in LOVE with how I did my hair! Want a tutorial??? |
Here are my tips for ironing a civil war ballgown: When ironing DO NOT I repeat, DO NOT lay the HOT iron on top of your hand!!! It hurts... no burns, just redness. Just always pay attention. When ironing sheer don't accidentally turn up the temperature and burn a HOLE in your shoulder drape. Use a thin towel on top or simply don't turn up the temperature. And lastly, always steal your mother to help; Thanks for the help mom!!
The most tedious part was probably the waist because I got to do my
Misty, the homely self taught sewer realized one fatal flaw in her scheme to make this ballgown... She's only ever put in one single zipper in her life. Four years ago. So youtube and the seam ripper became her best friends! Three tries later she said good enough, and let me say this, I HATE the zipper foot . *dramatic pound of the key*
Thanks for reading my post (rather, my rant of my sewing excursions)! Have any of y'all joined this bandwagon of dress making? Tell me about it in a comment! Have an awesome day
Your's Truly,
Ok, so first of all, homely is definitely not a word I would use to describe you :)
ReplyDeleteSecond, I LOVE your dress!! I don't think I'd ever have the patience to finish something with so much slippery/unruly fabric. Cotton tests my patience quite enough XD.
Yes cotton can be fiddely too! Amen to that!
DeleteGreat job on the dress! I’m so glad I could help support you when you needed to vent at your machine ��
ReplyDeleteAnd.... my sweet girl you are NOT!!!! HOMELY!!!!! Home taught yes.
Thanks for helping mom ;)!
DeleteYour dress is so pretty!!
ReplyDeleteAwe! Thanks!
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