Sewing Project
I have some close friends who got married recently. They asked me if I could make their wedding clothes, and of course I said yes. In the past this would not have been any problem. I have been used to working for weeks at a time 'till late in the night sewing.I love to sew.
I did not count on how much effort I would have to put into it now that I have a small baby. What would have taken me mere weeks to do before her, took me three months of concerted effort.
I was stressed and felt the weight of juggling sewing time with the quality time my daughter deserved.
Well, the day of the wedding finally came, and as I helped the bride to dress I began to feel a weight lift.
All my effort and stress was worth it though. Both the Bride and Groom said the most beautiful things and thanked me publically in their speeches- making me speechless and a little embarrassed, something people who know me will know happens very rarely.
I have to say that I am quite proud of the end results, and even though at the time I was stressed, I an happy I was able to give them this gift.
See how gorgeous they all looked:





Bride and Groom's daughter.
So after all that sewing you'd think that I would have had it with sewing. But remember, I love to sew. I made my own daughter a dress just like the Bride and Groom's daughter to go to a medieval festival over Easter. And I have agreed to make one of the groomsmen a jacket like the Groom's (if he agrees to cut the pattern out, i'll sew it together).
Strangely enough, my days have felt kinda empty since I finished......
2 Comments:
They did look awesome. You deserved all the thank yous at the wedding.
And if you ever get bored and need more sewing to do, I am sure I can come up with something! ;)
The clothes are STUNNING, particularly the bride's gown!
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