Jane made this dress herself without a pattern. It's her own design. :)

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Anonymous said…
Great dress! Love the bow...and the flounce... and the juxtaposition of the bright, fun giraffe against the sophisticated black sleekness. oh, and love the toenails. ;)

Jane's hair looks to be the same color as Bronwyn's? Gorgeous soft curls! And my, what lovely, elegant arms she has.

Mamalama
09 May, 2008 00:45
Kim said…
WOW! She did a great job! That's an adorable dress and it fits so well.

Tell your kids to stop growing up! They're making me feel old! ;o)

She's beautiful
09 May, 2008 07:07
Hindsfeet said…
Robin, you probably can't see, but the big toes have smiley faces on them so they grin up at her. :D

Kim, can you believe she'll be 18 next month???? I tell them to stop growing every single day, but they're not listening to me. :(
09 May, 2008 08:56
Natalia said…
Wow! Is she EVER talented!!! And what a beautiful young woman she is, too.

My dd is younger but yours really reminds me of her. She has a witty sense of humour and would love to sew her own slightly wacky stuff. And she does funny things with her toenails too. (She's a bit 'older' than her age.)

Miss you too much on the boards!
09 May, 2008 19:35
Truth said…
I am so impressed. I love that she incorporated so much into it. Very talented, artistic, beautiful young lady you have there.
10 May, 2008 09:04
Chas said…
Very cute!!!!
Love,
Chas

http://www.homesteadblogger.com/chas
10 May, 2008 17:49
Anonymous said…
NICE JOB and looks beautiful on you!! I am very impressed...Aunt Nita would have been very proud too!

Bren
11 May, 2008 18:57
Melanie said…
Wow! She did a wonderful job! Is she contemplating going into fashion design? She should!
12 May, 2008 11:21
Thicket Dweller said…
Great dress! Very impressive! I wish I could sew. :-/
16 May, 2008 12:01
Richelle T. said…
Tell Jane she did a wonderful job! She is so good at anything she puts her hand to :)
25 May, 2008 20:46
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