Wahoo! A wedding shower.
The lovely Theresa (a recent high school graduate - Congratulations, Theresa!) is
modeling my group's (Group 3) spectacular, cutting-edge one-shoulder
grecian-goddess mini. Unfortunately, another group (Group 4) won the chocolate.
The winner is on the right; at least one person in that group had done this toilet-paper wedding dress thing before because it had really amazing details including a ruffled neckline. Really, it took us half of our five minutes to figure out it was easier for the "bride" to turn than for us to wrap her. Since I go to one wedding shower every seven or eight years, I will probably never develop the skill needed to win.
Besides, I used all the time leading up to the shower (and a little more) making my gift.
Modeling this is the bride-to-be, my niece Whitney. I used my extrordinary texting skills to communicate with her, having her describe her wedding bouquet; Calla lilies with Tiffany blue wrap. It's the first apron I've made in 30 years and I am not an
excellent renderer, but I'm happy with ther result. I tried thread painting without batting.
I'm considering marketing an apron, but it will be much less labor-intensive I promise. I had been considering making mini-quilts for the pockets.
BY THE WAY, IT'S HOT AND SO AM I!!!!!
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