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Fantastic! I love how airy it looks, so delicate. Have you built a set of stays for underneath?
9/4/05 10:21 PM
Too cool! I have this pattern and can't wait to make it; Don't think I would have thought to make it in clear blue plastic, but yours turned out great! What is the art exhibit?
9/4/05 10:31 PM
This is really interesting! Beautiful! I'd love to see more of your work!
9/5/05 7:38 AM
Actually, I DID just order the pattern for Pocket Hoops and other "historical underpinnings" (B4484). At first I didn't realize that's how the skirt stayed so "poufy"!! The exhibit is for the 225th anniversary of Transylvania University in Lexington, KY--opens Sept 16th. Right now I'm working on the corset for underneath...I'm having so much fun with this pattern!
9/5/05 8:32 AM
Shocksome and Awesome! My hat is off to you...
9/8/05 7:42 PM
Here's a better close-up of the top, taken in the gallery... here
9/17/05 7:35 AM
How very cool! And we thought pollyester was hot, lol.
9/17/05 4:00 PM
I love your dress. I've always had the thought that it would be fun to do an 18th c dress using shower curtains so this is right up my alley. Too cool.
10/7/05 8:00 PM
My 11 yo son says: Creative costume!
11/3/05 5:49 AM