Mary's dress has 5 rosettes sewn across a ribbon in front. I had to hand sew the arms and cap sleeves because of the lining. Elie's dress was my most difficult. I learned that organza should be banned from all sewing projects and learned the meaning of "if it's not done right, do it over again and again and again and..." Rebekah's and Rachel's skirts were alot of fun and by far the easiest! I only lost hold of the elastic once--after I decided that Wanda's suggestion was the better way to go.
Scot, thanks for supporting me by watching the kiddos and being sooo complimentary of the finished jobs. I Love you. Thanks for such a nice summer.
6 comments:
Hey, pretty lady. You got cute kids. :) Immaluvinu.
Those dresses are beautiful! I wish I had the patience to learn. I did have someone teach me when I was younger, but it didn't stick!
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lovely, you did a great job. I can't wait to see them up close and personal, I'll be looking for them at church now. You are an amazing lady,
Sara
This is Karen Meeker from Wymount. I found a link to your blog from Jennifer Bickmore's. Your kids are SO grown up! I am a little bit in shock. And great job on those dresses and skirts. They're beautiful!
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They all look beautiful! (The clothes do too, I don't know if I have that much patience.)
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