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Ok maybe not this kind of sexy! but I do think feathers are HOT!
Recently I started thinking about two things, what to wear for the Boudoir pictures I plan to make for Mr. Poodle and what to wear for our after party. So since I don't have those kind of sexy clothes on my closet I started the search for ideas.
( This is one of those post YOU CAN NOT read if your name is Mr. Poodle! Muchas gracias Amor! )
And on my search I stumble upon this cute baby doll - what I liked the most about it? Polka dots!!! yeah ( Miss Star I love polka dotes too! :P ) But the top is not really my thing, my friends will be way too exposed lol
{ Sheer polkadot babydoll via Victoria’s Secret }
Then I saw this “Ballerina” version! I loooved it! but I wanted polka dotes so bad!
{ Ballerina Babydoll via Victoria’s Secret }
Happy for me! I actually had this next fabrics around the house (I bought 2 meters of each for $3.00 on sale last year) I thought I would try my very first baby doll :)
{ Polka dot see-though and stretch Hot Pink fabric}
Today on my way home I draw a little sketch an plan how I was going to cut all the pieces, how I was going to make the back, because I wanted to make this the easiest way possible.
{ The plan sketch I made on the subway, on the right the pieces for the bottom ruffles }
After I measure how long I wanted the baby doll to be, I decided I wanted double fabric on the bust, to give more support and so I can feel a little more comfortable hehe
{ All the pieces cut and ready to be assembled }
I was really happy I actually planned how to sew all the pieces, because it took me about 30 minutes to sew everything together :) yay
At the end I made tree layer of ruffles on the bottom, witch transform into only one on the way to the top, I made some details to put on the cleavage area and sew a black piece of ribbon to tie everything on the front
At the end I made tree layer of ruffles on the bottom, witch transform into only one on the way to the top, I made some details to put on the cleavage area and sew a black piece of ribbon to tie everything on the front
{ The finish product!! yay }
{ All the details and an example of the little see-though effect of the fabric }
I am so happy with the way this DIY baby doll turn out! now I actually have something to wear for the pictures! (I do think I need more options too)
Here some examples of how it fits!
Here some examples of how it fits!
wow. You just keep surprising me with all the amazing things you can create, it's unbelievable. I love everything about it - great job!
ReplyDeleteJoy, you're ridiculous. Seriously, so freaking talented. I like it even better than your inspiration photos!
ReplyDeleteYour skills are too cool for school! Awesome!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAww thank you girls!! :) your words mean a lot
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful! I love the fabric's pink and polka dotted design, it looks very chic and perfect for this baby doll! You've definitely got some sewing talent!
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