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Flowery Collar

May 12th, 2009 @ 9:57 am by Megan @ Princess Lasertron

Last night I added little handmade rosettes to an old dress I had.

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The fabric is from the shirt my husband was wearing the day I met him…yes, we are the family that recycles fabric from old clothes.  It's especially nice to do that when the fabric is meaningful.

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See the tutorial at Katie Did to learn how to make these tiny flowers! I love this blog, found via Jordan Ferney's website tonight. I've been browsing through all the old entries and I feel so inspired to take a sewing class because…

I need this dress with an “M”…

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…I'm in love with this little first day of school skirt…

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…and finally, this is perfect.

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All from Katie Did.

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5 Responses to “Flowery Collar”

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eugy (message)  157 posts, Blushing bee

I love the rosettes you added to your dress! It’s so sweet that you were able to save your hubby’s shirt. =) I have one of my husband’s old shirts and just might have to do something like that.

 
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PrettyKitty (message)  505 posts, Busy bee

Love love love the dress with rosettes! And especially since the shirt is recycled and meaningful!! I need to learn how to sew!

 
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Miss Bruschetta (message)  5,553 posts, Bee Keeper

ALL the clothes in this post are so cute!

 
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LatteLove (message)  4,094 posts, Honey bee

the rosettes are amazing! Super cute sentimental dress :-)

 
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Different Dress Dilemma » Weddingbee » The Wedding Blog

[...] We could add pleats (similar to the ones on my dress) on the bottom, or I we could dress it up like Megan from Princess Lasertron did. I have a ton of fabric leftover from the table runners. Weird I know, but it could be an [...]

 


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