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Uploaded on Jul 2, 2011

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probably should have ironed this first.... this is straight off of me from wearing it all day!

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Uploaded on Jul 2, 2011

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the handle was rapped in the same ribbon that her dress was detailed with, and had antique hat pins holding the ribbon in place

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Uploaded on Jun 27, 2011

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all of the female relative lent her a brooch-- its obviously a very gaudy and vintage loving family!

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Uploaded on Jun 27, 2011

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all of the female relative lent her a brooch-- its obviously a very gaudy and vintage loving family!

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Uploaded on Jun 27, 2011

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all of the female relative lent her a brooch-- its obviously a very gaudy and vintage loving family!

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Uploaded on Jun 27, 2011

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all of the female relative lent her a brooch-- its obviously a very gaudy and vintage loving family!

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Uploaded on Jun 27, 2011

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katie didn't want a dropped waist (because she isnt getting married in 1935) so we moved it up to her...

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Uploaded on Jun 27, 2011

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stuff the fabric with loose batting and then insert the covered circle and tie the fabric around the...

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Uploaded on Jun 27, 2011

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pull up around all edges and tie it shut. depending on what type of handle you use, you might want to attach it now....

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Uploaded on Jun 27, 2011

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cover the circle with spray glue and attach a sheet of quilt batting

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Uploaded on Jun 27, 2011

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cut out a circle of mat board to the circumference of the bouquet... pyrex mixing bowls work fantastic!

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Uploaded on Jun 27, 2011

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run a thread (a strong one) through where you want the top of the bouquet to be (while inside out)...

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Uploaded on Jun 27, 2011

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sew an edge on top and bottom to keep from unraveling, and also sew the two shorter sides together.

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Uploaded on Jun 27, 2011

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find the *perfect* fabric and figure out your measurements. we based kate's on 'toddler head size'

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Uploaded on Jun 27, 2011

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iron it while you can, then cut out a rectangle shape

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Uploaded on Jun 27, 2011

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Uploaded on Oct 23, 2010

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Uploaded on Oct 23, 2010

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