Vintage Grand Entrance Dark Amethyst Gown This awesome 80's prom dress, constructed of lustrous dark purple taffeta, boasts a structured bodice with boning, a plunging sweetheart neckline, and voluminous off-the-shoulder ruffled sleeves supported by interior elasticized straps. It also features a gorgeous long flowing skirt and a darling matching 4-button belt that rests flawlessly over the fitted waistline. This is a One of a Kind Vintage Item. Condition: Excellent Vintage Condition Marked Size: Lot Size 8 (see measurements) Bust: 34", Waist: 25" Length: 54" from shoulder to hem Fabric Does Not Stretch (Login and write the first review!) Day of the Dead The web page you are looking for could not be found. Please check the address and try again. If you are looking for an area on aislestyle.co.uk, you may browse the directory below or go to the main page. Short Sleeve wedding dresses Half Sleeve wedding dresses 3/4 Length Sleeve wedding dresses

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Black With Sparkle Dress 10" x 1.5" x 4.5" Shark Skin Flap With Flower Dark Burgundy Clutch 9.75" x 4.5" x 1.5"Instead of posting links to Making Do Ideas on this blog now (I'll just post my own projects here though they are few and far between now), I'm now posting them on my Pinterest Board named Making Do Stuff. You do not have to have a Pinterest account to see it. I have always wondered at the thought that went through the thrift store employee's mind that thought pricing fluffy out-of-date 80s prom dresses/wedding gowns for $20+ was a good idea, but I have been on the look out for the the frilly 80s dresses believe it or not. My mother's boss when I was a teenager, cut down a few prom dresses to fit her kid, which I thought was neat, but this lady is an actual knows-what-she's-doing sewer.But, since I have been keeping my eyes peeled this last year for formals to do this with, not knowing how well I can refashion them, I made a deal with myself that I would not consider any above $5.

Amazingly, I spent no more than a dollar on any of the 8 that I picked up and one just happened to fit me which I like! Since it was in the dollar bag sale and it evened out that I got it for 3 cents, it hangs in my closet for sheer silliness. Not that it has the chance to see the light of day, but one can hope.Anyway, so I had 7 dresses that either didn't fit me if they were nice ones or awful 80s poofy things and a lucky find of a flower girl dress. I have been debating on how to do this, because I don't want to make them all so small for my (almost) 3 year old and then have to go through the whole process again for her when she gets bigger, plus, I don't think I am skilled enough to really cut them down to size. So, how to sew them so the 2 year old can play in them, but still be salvagable or resewable so that they grow with her?Basically, I did 3 things to the dresses. I took all the bodice seams and folded them up and sewed them in about 2 inches. Each dress has two seams in front and two seams in back.

That makes most of them fit the size of a 2-5 year old (they are a bit big on the 2 year old). I am doing all my sewing in a color that doesn't match the item so that in a few years when I have to let these things out, I can easily identify the seams to rip.Then I took the bottom of the dress if it was a long one and pulled it up inside the dress to the waistband of the dress and just tacked it there with about 2 inches of sewing. This makes it able to be a dress where my kiddos feet can poke out, capable of walking around in it, gives her a train (what girl doesn't want a train?) and yet I don't have to cut it and I can let it down as she gets older.And then I had to bring in the sleeves somehow. Each dress was different. The one with the spaghetti straps, I just tucked in the straps and sewed the shoulder pieces together, a few I tacked it down onto the neckline, but most of them I just folded the shoulder down, creating a loop and tacked it together so that the arm hole is smaller, but the sleeve isn't cut.