My Mom in her newest civil war dress of sheer cotton. I really like the way it turned out.
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- Lindsey
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2 comments:
Gorgeous!! Is that FHW fabric? I've got some similar fabric for another client who didn't want to cut into it herself. It's lovely fabric to work with.
Yes, it is Family Heirloom Weavers fabric. We were going to wait until everyone else made their dresses out of it but since we haven't seen any others yet we decided to go for it. : )
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