And the princess was especially proud that day because - the princess' mother posessed a talent previously unbeknownst to her - and made - with her own hands - her royal garment out of white velvet and satin trimmings - the fabrics looked and felt as glorious as she did that day.
While everyone else was wearing ruffles and petticoats and lace upon storebought lace - she felt "mod" - and the most beautious of all, all thanks to a very hip and groovy seamstress - her royal mother. Thanks Mom!
11 comments:
And you were beautiful!!
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I expect to see the little princess waving the "royal wave" at any second....Lovely!
Oh, how precious!!!
Aww! So sweet! I loved my first communion veil. I used it with my other "dress-up" outfits for years until it finally fell apart. Always the bride. Always. LOL -B
The queen hasn't changed much, now has she?...Adorable, dahling.....
What took me so long to add you and Remo to my favs?....
Elizabeth
ps ....I have you listed on my favs link...see "Worship the Queen"...
Elizabeth
And what a lovely princess you made!
-Connie
very cool PRINCESS!
If anyone with a lacy veil can be mod, it's you Flora! Way cool... Albert
And she looks like a princess, indeed. But but where's the sceptre? =P
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