
Rose and Charlotte will be in the wedding of a friend's daughter on May 23. I was able to walk into the bridal shop and purchase a junior bridesmaid's dress for Rose with complete ease. However, Charlotte's flower girl dress is being smocked and sewn by yours truly. (What was I thinking???)!
She sees me working on it and innocently declares,"Oh, you're working on my wedding dress."
The cognizable thought that runs through my boggled mind is I probably should be working on it. If I start on it now, I might have it completed by the time she gets married.

3 comments:
That is such intricate work. I don't really know how you do smocking. I would enjoy a post about the process.
I like the faint green against the white.
Absolutely stunning, handmade by Mum. I love the sense of humour.
That looks so intricate, delicate and beautiful. But it must take forever! I agree, you better get working on that wedding dress now, especially if it's going to be smocked.
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