Well, the first week of Project Run & Play is over and I managed to squeak through.
I have been keeping a photo diary of some of the steps I took to design my dresses.
Inspirations…..
Sister, 1915
You can find these photos on my Pinterest boards
I wanted to design something that reminded me of an early twentieth century child.
Some of my designing process or what I remembered to photograph……
Above is the dress before I made a new, flared sleeve the skirt straight.
Have a nice week!
Aw I love that you photographed the process! How exciting!
Gorgeous, Justine! And so interesting to see the whole process of creating it!
Congrats on making it through the first round, Justine!!!
Really cute!!! Love your design and all your hard work!
How interesting! Your design was gorgeous. . . Congrats on making it to round two!
wow! I REALLY loved your desing and of course the fabric! Just LOVE IT!
Congratulations on getting through 🙂 I love seeing your inspiration for your gorgeous dresses
Gorgeous, really. I´m clapping from my sofa! I wish I had the patience to make something like this pretty dress
Justine, I really liked your whole look, loved the dusky pink & the soft ruffles on your 9 yr old’s dress with the exposed metal zipper in the back it mixes the hard & soft, but it totally works. When I saw it, I thought for sure you’d be in the top 3, I don’t understand the voting.
Thanks Rachel.
It’s beautiful! I never dared to put my little ones into silk except for special occasion dresses. I love how you’ve captured the essence of the vintage dresses.
This is so adorable!! I’ll take one in my size 🙂
I love the antique and Victorian look dress. Well worth all the efforts. Fantastic!
*gasp* cannot speak. Too adorable for words!
So wonderful. A dress I think any girl would like to wear and any mom would be happy to put on their child.