I decided to tackle the mock up to the burgandy velvet dress. It is always handy to have some muslin in the stash!
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The front |
The folds come too far from the sides for what I have planned so some alterations need to be made. I am going to take from the center front so I bring the draping folds nearer the center. This will give me room to add that beaded insert on the front side.
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From the side |
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The back |
The velvet was from the end of the bolt and is pretty crushed. I am hoping that I can have it dry cleaned and the pile will be in good shape. I am disappointed in fabric.com for sending velvet in this condition. I tried steaming some of it and it helped a bit.
Mom, you really need to send that fabric back. That is horrible. I looked it up and they have a free return policy as long as it under 30 days. You shouldn't have to make the fabric look good - you paid for it to be good.
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