Hi Margie!!! Tell "Mr. T" thanks for loaning you to me all those hours we worked on this project.
Margie did lots of research online and came up with this idea, below.
We covered some buttons we got in the notions section at JoAnn's.
I crocheted these loops with heavy cotton thread. 
And reinforced the loops underneath, so they wouldn't tear the netting. 
This was a lot of fabric to manage, but we were so happy our plan worked. Thanks, sweet friend, for helping me!!! I couldn't have done it without you. 
15 comments:
Who is the bride? anyone I know? :)
Beautiful dress - I would not have had a clue as to where to start.
Enjoy your evening.
Holy train!
Great solution! The dress is beautiful!
Smiles,
Carol
Labor of love...so pretty.
Joyce
It is absolutely stunning. What a great solution.
Beautiful.
Absolutely gorgeous!
How gorgeous! The detail is amazing! ♥
This turned out beautifully. I love the finished look; I am sure the bride was more than pleased!
xo
ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh my goodness Jenn looks so GORGEOUS in that dress! Fairytale! And you guys did Such an amazing job wow. Looks like it just came that way! :) If anyone can do it, you and Margie can!
House of Shoes
What a great idea! LOVVVVVVE the dress!
Now, where were you when I needed you nearly 25 years ago...that idea would have been very useful!!!! what a beautifull dress & I think I like the 'bustled' look even more than the train, which is really saying something!! You are one multi skilled lady!! :)
That sure is a gorgeous dress. You guys are amazing coming up with that solution. Made it manageable. Mimi
That dress is beautiful, and the bustled up look is just a beautiful, nice job! Thank you for visiting me the other day :o) you leave such sweet comments. I wanted to wish you and your family a wonderful Easter! hugs, Jennifer
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