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Here is a photo of an old dress form I decorated. I used an old dress found at a garage sale. The following two photos are more of my dress forms.
By Mary from LeRoy, Il.
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Post By Lori (Guest Post)
(06/22/2006)
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Love the decorated dress forms but agree they are pricey. If you are creative, you could also use an old vacuum for the height, attach a hangar at the top for the dress shoulders and even a styrofoam "head" on which you could draw a face and then put the hat on the top or, as in the picture, just lay the hat against. No, haven't done it as I already have a Wyatt Earp statue from a wax museum in front of my bar and an Indian maiden manequin barmaid. 'Nuf!! Have fun!!
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Very clever! And if a person has a dress form that is rarely used, takes up space, but is too expensive to get rid of (and I know what they cost) then this is the perfect solution!
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Very Creative!! Thank you for the idea!
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Post By nicole (Guest Post)
(06/19/2006)
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what a great idea
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Post By Connie (Guest Post)
(06/19/2006)
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CHARMING.
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Mary. I think these are so inventive. Never in my mind would I have thought of this. I really like the first dress with the hat boxes.
Great work!
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Post By Jeanne in Maine (Guest Post)
(06/19/2006)
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what a great conversation piece,I will be looking for some myself now!!
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