Well, it was the customer who entered the competition, at the behest of her gentleman friend, and then won Best Dressed Lady at the Broadstairs Dickens Festival!
Me iz chuffed.
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I won!
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Oh, huge hugs and congratulations!!! Doesn't it feel good to have your work judged superior by "judges"?
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Brilliant, I am patting you on the back from here. Well done you Claire in Montréal France. http:// snipped-for-privacy@free.fr
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Congratulations! Makes you feel good, doesn't it?
Emily
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Pix??????????
Olwyn Mary in New Orleans
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Thank you. It's nice to have the pat on the back. :)
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Thanks Ron. It's nice to have the work recognised. :)
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This was the outfit:
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the certificate:
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gwh
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And damn right you are about it! ;-) Yes, that is a really nice success for a really authetic looking gown. Was there any particular novel the inspiration or was it just 'Dickens era'? (You know, like Miss Whatsername's wedding dress.)
U.
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Thanks. It was fun. The skirt was converted from a bridesmaid gown!
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General era. We were after 'the doctor's respectable housekeeper in her Sunday Best' look.
It did work nicely, I thought, so I was pleased the effort was recognised.
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Yay Kate!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Woot woot!!!!!
Really proud of you!!! Absolutely well deserved. :)
Sharon
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So not only was it a prize winner, it was a reduce, reuse, recycle too. Double bonus good job, Kate! ;)
Sharon
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Congrats.
Olwyn Mary in New Orleans