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Description
The Paper Gown
for best view- you must download

Yes, it's wearable, Yes it's all paper made.

The Collar:
the Rose took only 5 min to make, and 1 hour to dry
the paper strings took 3 days-to hand roll in the swirl and then to glue-in together, about 16 meters of paper string just on the collar;

The Under Dress:
took 1 day to pin up and glue-sculpt and whole 2 days to dry up stiff, 3m of carbed-tule paper used;

The Corset:
took 2 tries with measuring up, 30min to glue up all the lace and left for the night to dry, then half an hour to lace up with the paper strings and position in place;

The Skirt:
took 3 days to prepare, cut and pin-glue on the base belt;

The whole dress was put together in few days - the drying of the glue was taking the most of the time - I recommend a dry and well-vented room

The Details:

*6 kinds of paper:
-paper strings - hand rolled paper tulle - 25m long in total;
-corset- pure white 240lb smooth paper - hand free cut and sculpted dry;
-rose- white 120lb paper - free hand ripped and sculpted with water-based glue;
-skirt- pure white 260lb smooth art paper- hand cut, sculpted freely and glued in on a carton-paper-belt base;
-under-skirt dress- paper carboned tule- hand sculpted with water-based glue- dried stiff;
-under-skirt belt[unseen]- carton belt- hand cut and sculpted as a base for the skirt;
-paper mache-as additional glue and covering sculpts

*3 kinds of glue:
-water-based technical glue - Elmers glue recommended;
-Styrolep -polystyrene glue -[carefull-can make paper turn yellow if not handled properly]
-simple quick dry glue stick- for handling tule paper:

*Polystyrene manikin
*160 cm heigh full dress plus manikin,
*the dress is size: S US; 34/36 EU,
*the manikin is A Cup in bust size.

Description
The Paper Gown
for best view- you must download

Yes, it's wearable, Yes it's all paper made.

The Collar:
the Rose took only 5 min to make, and 1 hour to dry
the paper strings took 3 days-to hand roll in the swirl and then to glue-in together, about 16 meters of paper string just on the collar;

The Under Dress:
took 1 day to pin up and glue-sculpt and whole 2 days to dry up stiff, 3m of carbed-tule paper used;

The Corset:
took 2 tries with measuring up, 30min to glue up all the lace and left for the night to dry, then half an hour to lace up with the paper strings and position in place;

The Skirt:
took 3 days to prepare, cut and pin-glue on the base belt;

The whole dress was put together in few days - the drying of the glue was taking the most of the time - I recommend a dry and well-vented room

The Details:

*6 kinds of paper:
-paper strings - hand rolled paper tulle - 25m long in total;
-corset- pure white 240lb smooth paper - hand free cut and sculpted dry;
-rose- white 120lb paper - free hand ripped and sculpted with water-based glue;
-skirt- pure white 260lb smooth art paper- hand cut, sculpted freely and glued in on a carton-paper-belt base;
-under-skirt dress- paper carboned tule- hand sculpted with water-based glue- dried stiff;
-under-skirt belt[unseen]- carton belt- hand cut and sculpted as a base for the skirt;
-paper mache-as additional glue and covering sculpts

*3 kinds of glue:
-water-based technical glue - Elmers glue recommended;
-Styrolep -polystyrene glue -[carefull-can make paper turn yellow if not handled properly]
-simple quick dry glue stick- for handling tule paper:

*Polystyrene manikin
*160 cm heigh full dress plus manikin,
*the dress is size: S US; 34/36 EU,
*the manikin is A Cup in bust size.