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immortalphoenix — Creamsicle in Detail
Published: 2005-07-25 21:41:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 2070; Favourites: 10; Downloads: 262
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Same dress as before. Detail of the skirting with the beads and a nice close up of the contrast piping. Also a close up of the cartridge pleating on the overskirt. Lastly, a standing up shot so you can see how the skirts hang (quite nicely, if I do say so myself, hand hemming and all).Related content
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I am going to apologize ahead of time for my ignorance; however, I am doing research to make a faire gown for myself and looking at pictures of the ones you've made and I've also looked lots of other places, I would be thrilled if you would please tell me what all the pieces that you are wearing in this picture are with a brief description (not of how they are made, but just what they are). No one else has seemed to want to offer up something clear and comprehensive on all the pieces. BTW the dress looks absolutely fabulous, I've never tried making something this complicated before and it's wonderful motivation to see someone do such a great job. You look incredible in it!
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Fie on those who won't help beginners, for they were once beginners too! As to your question on the smock deviation, I used Margo Anderson's patterns, they're excellent and amazing and have very clear directions. They're moderately expensive, but totally worth it, especially if you trace what you're making, because then you can use them again, or for other people. 
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Is the high necked smock the one from Margo's patterns? if so how is it worn like that so it is open at the neckline?
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i lurve the colors!! very nicely done! all you guys are making me want to make garb for myself, but the ren fair is quite a drive from here!!
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That just looks like the perfect summer Faire gown
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