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Photo by christineroselli on Flickr. Taken on the USS Intrepid in NYC. The costumes are the real ones from the movie - this is not the group I'm with.
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My hat, shoes, and fabrics for the costume.
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Pleated panels... lots of pleated panels! 12 red and 12 white for 24 total.
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I pinned it to the ironing board during ironing to avoid the fabric from shifting.
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Pleated, hemmed, and ready to sew into a skirt! All of this took at least 3 hours from cutting to this photo.
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SKIRT! Another 2 hours later and this part is done.
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Bodice pattern pieces. Based off a simplicity pattern.
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Hat - check, lapels - check, dress - check! Just need to get that belt finished and make the petticoat. The skirt is very flat looking without it.
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Bodice attached to the skirt. The skirt layer is sandwiched between the bodice fabric and lining. The real costumes had raw, ugly edges. This is a lot more finished and nice looking ;-)
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Shiny! I actually glued my stars on with e-6000. They are NOT coming off for anything!
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Bodice attached to the skirt. The skirt layer is sandwiched between the bodice fabric and lining. The real costumes had raw, ugly edges. This is a lot more finished and nice looking ;-)
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Trying it on to mark the back closure area. I hadn't finished the belt yet in this shot.
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The dress is done! I just need the petticoat!
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Petticoat
Poly Organza trimmed in Wrights brand red bias trim. The skirt is two layers.
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The costume is DONE! It's so cute!
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I made myself a little purse to use in case I don't have Will nearby to carry my stuff.
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Marching in the Dragon*Con 2011 Parade with the other girls.
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Heather, my "wonder twin kitteh" and I. I made her entire costume as well.
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