First, ditch the fairly tacky gold shoes and accessories:
Next, turn the dress inside out, and judiciously apply the business end of a seam ripper, to rid the dress of that seriously tacky gold sash and bow:
Grab a pair of ballet slippers and a craft-store-rose wreath from your Childhood Barbie Relics:
Congratulations! You have now turned a pretty-friggin'-ugly prom dress into a rather pretty ballet dress:
Serve fresh, to one Liv doll who has been patiently waiting for a decent ballet outfit ever since you discovered her full range of poseabliity!
In more Liv news, Target finally dropped the online price of the first-wave Sophies to $9.99! I don't have much interest in Sophie beyond her glasses, so the doll herself will be gracing The Kid's Christmas stocking (and Katie can stop ending up in contortionist poses underneath a small bed).
In AG news...well, I actually haven't been doing much. I was working on the green kimono tunic, which looks pretty in this picture:
...but that picture doesn't show how much of the fabric has separated from the ribbon trim, or the fact that I got so frustrated that I didn't bother applying Velcro, and it's held on by a few pins.
...Yeah. Starting over on that one.
1 comment:
Good to hear from you, Jen. :) The ballet dress looks great...sorry about your frustration with the kimono tunic! :}
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