Wedding dress cover-up

Good lass!

You need to show her my sister's wedding photos... Kent in February, in a mediaeval church with a wonky heating system installed in Victorian times... It was a brilliantly sunny day - one of those with a high, wide, endlessly blue sky - and the puddles in the road stayed firmly glass like all day! The only people who were warm all the time were Big Sis in her mink coat and hat, and Ma in her heavy wool coat! Little Sis (the blushing bride) was blue by the end of the photos, and it took me several hours to thaw out too! And WE had sleeves!

Ooer! I made my sister's wedding dress, but she is a very good 'customer' - knows the problems, turns up on time for fittings, is always good for a giggle, and I don't have to mind my language!

Oh, yes, there's a standard idiot fee. You soon learn to tell the idiots from the people who really know the score, and for them you work out the fee, then add half as much again! For the pushy 'I know everything and I want to change my mind a dozen times' types, it's doubled - and you charge extra for every change made after the first two! For the ignorant but nice, you just have to be prepared to say everything several times, and for the nice sensible ones who are professionals in their own field and know the limits of their knowledge and let you know what you are doing, there are cups of tea in the GOOD china, and choccy bikkies! This last group are about as common as lesser spotted rocking horse droppings in Central Park.

Welcome to your latest therapy session!

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Kate Dicey
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You know, I've been reading all these with great interest, but wondering why no one has suggested a faux fur stole. They're dead easy to make, just use a long, narrow piece of white fur, and line it with satin. I'd make it at least 9' long, and maybe 20" wide. It would be luxurious, warm, and fast to make!

Karen Maslowski in Cincinnati

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SewStorm

Now where were you a couple of days ago before I surrounded myself with this mountain of fleece and satin??? That's a super idea!

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jo

"Kate Dicey" wrote in

Kate, your posts have had me LOL at times and I've spent way too much time looking at your content of your web pages already! Anyway, the cost of therapy here seems quite acceptable!

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jo

I'm sorry, Jo. I was surrounded by tax stuff!

You can also buy a big rhinestone button for a closure, if you need more glitz. And elbow-length gloves and a tiara... but that might be going a little too far. LOL

Good luck with whatever you end up doing. Karen Maslowski in Cincinnati

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SewStorm

I'm not depressed, just cynical. Bridezilla can make me crazy. (Etiquettehell.com just got updated, for those who need a head-shaking laugh.)

--Karen M. got a Cajun & Zydeco band to keep me warm

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Karen M.

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