I made these for my prom/graduation ball, to go with my dress that I made (eventually I’ll post the dress as well, but right now I don’t have any decent pictures of it and it needs some small alterations, that I just quickly corrected the evening…). I followed the tutorial at http://www.roserushbrooke.com/how-to-ruche.html , but I changed the process a bit – those look more like dahlias, I made the strips shorter and used them in two layers, one smaller. On the bottom there stayed visible stitches; I used those for putting the pins in. I was thinking about adding some beads to the middle, but then I decided this way it was rich enough.
Sheer beige polyester material (upper layer of my dress)
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Feb 4, 2008, 02.14 AMby marmota-b
Thank you, ruffie! I’d love to add more creations, but I have some problems with the upload process… I’ll put something on my blog, I think.
Jan 29, 2008, 07.25 PMby ruffie
great hair clips what a wonderful idea you are very creative
Aug 16, 2007, 08.01 AMby marmota-b
Oh, OK… I’ll try. :-) Thank you.
Aug 16, 2007, 04.02 AMby majnets3s
Hey this is really great I adore these!Upload the dress faster please!