The dress is made from a cotton blend knit material and remains in excellent condition, with no visible defects
Of course, a dress code is like the speed limit on the Atchafalaya Basin and I-10
The OCD part of me is very pleased right now :) CROWN: Supplies: Gold satin headband, 1 sheet gold cardstock scrapbook paper, blue plastic rhinestone (all from Joanns), hot glue gun, scissors or rotary cutter/mat, white cardstock Construction: - Cut long strip of both gold and white cardstock, wrapped around middle of headband and glued together and to headband - Freehand cut out the shape of the crown, using large spool of thread to trace the circle at the top, with additional 1/2" at bottom to wrap underneath headband at front edge (this was the third attempt ;) and hot glue at bottom edge and corners - Hot glue blue circle gem to top of crown et Voila
The use of zardozi, dabka, gotta, and tilla work is common in Pakistani bridal wear, and adds a touch of luxury and elegance to the dresses
I had kind of started looking at bridal salons, but didn't know where to start
