Definitely one of my favorite refashions–a dress for the firm holiday party.
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Making Stuff: Vintage Party Dress Refashion
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oh this is amazing, can you give me some of your sewing talent to me for chirstmas?
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The fact that you could SEE the beauty that maxi dress was capable of bespeaks of your insane creativity. Well done!
p.s. Love it with the gladiator heels.
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Incredible! I agree with Tracy M. I love it with the heels. It almost has a Twilight look
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That is super cute! so are the shoes
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Yes… you did a great re-fashion on this baby! Super cute.
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very nice! I agree with Tracy the heels do the outfit good! You have a great eye!
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while cute, i don't why you didn't wear the original dress to the party! the crowd would have LOVED that one!
seriously cute!
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wonderful, and I adore the shoes.
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Beautiful!!
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Great refashion.
Can we TALK about the shoes? SO FAB. Loving those.
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Oh wow! Turned out so cute! And I second the shoes. Great choice!
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Wow! I agree, not only is the outfit GREAT, but that you could see that dress turning into something cute? Amazing! Love the shoes.
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$10.80 is probably less than the price of a dessert at the party.
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love the dress! amazing talent to be able to see the potential of that dress.
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One of these matte polishes would look awesome with that outfit and the toes peeping out. I am scared of ankle boots, thanks for showing me an option of how to wear.
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Excellent refashion. Love, love, love it.
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Adore! Great work!
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