I just fell in love with this dress. It is so romantic and feminine!
I tried to imagine myself wearing it as is out somewhere, but I just don't think I can pull it off.
So I took lots of pictures of it so I could remember how it was originally...
And then got scsissor happy...
I need to finish off the hem, so these jagged edges won't be here forever, but now I have a very unique vintage dress that is completely wearable for 2010!
Now I just need to find somewhere to wear this to.
oooh - too cute!
ReplyDeleteI am inspired! Wow. =)
ReplyDeleteThats awesome!-Li
ReplyDeleteAwesome idea! I was looking at the original pictures thinking, What in the world!" :)
ReplyDeleteI love how creative you are! I never would have thought you could transform that so drastically!
ReplyDeleteI am just totally amazed by this! Called my daughters in to see. Then we all started laughing about what ours would look like if we tried to do the same. You are amazing!
ReplyDeleteLove the changes you've made, you are brave and creative! Can't wait to see your bag. You had a productive Goodwill visit for shizzle.
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WOW! I am so impressed. I mean I always knew you were handy with scissors and a sewing machine, but wow! Impressive! I love the new look. Congratulations, job well done.
ReplyDeleteBut... I really want to see that handbag! What a deal!
Such a "Pretty In Pink" transformation. You are a very talented seamstress.
ReplyDeleteOh goodness. I only wish and dream that I could be that crafty and domestic.
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect transformation!
Nicely done! It looks great!
ReplyDeleteI really do like your blog- you keep it classy without getting all stodgy.