SEW A DRESS IN ONE DAY!
Let's see how it went:
I'm returning to Halloween Horror Nights this week...which is in Orlando. Knowing it will be hot, I'm excited that the dress is so lightweight. I can't wait to wear it!
I paired it with this black belt but I'm thinking I may prefer the black bow. What do you think?
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Y'all! I love it!
I was super surprised that the metallic print on the fabric was so resilient. It didn't chip off when I stitched it which was my big fear. The fabric is super light and flowy, making it perfect for a circle skirt. AND I was surprised to find that when I ironed the fabric, it didn't harm the print!
I am wearing a crinoline under the dress to help with the poof. I'm a sucker for a poofy skirt.
I paired it with this black belt but I'm thinking I may prefer the black bow. What do you think?
I paired it with this necklace I found at TJMaxx (clearly, I'm a shopper) and some fun earrings and hairclips that I've had for years.
So I'm happy to say...I can sew a dress in a day! From a shower curtain of all things!
AND I just remembered...this isn't my first time using a shower curtain for clothing! Check out this number!
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