Buy Your own Bridesmaid dress

When it your turn to be a bride, youl be making all the decisions, especially those regarding dresses. Whether it will be about your wedding gown or about your bridesmaid dresses, youl be choosing the fabrics, the colors, the silhouettes, and youl be the one having the final say. For now, as a bridesmaid, you don have much say regarding bridesmaid dresses, but that doesn mean you have no say at all. You may not be in on the decision making, you may not love the dress that has been chosen for you, but once the wedding is over and the dress is all yours, you have a say as far as what to do with it next.

 If the bridesmaid dress you were asked to wear is not your style, not your color, there is something off with it or you simply secretly hate it, you may be tempted to just get rid of that dress once and for all instead of stuffing it into the corner of your closet. Before you toss it or hide it, though, take a closer look at that bridesmaid dress, because chances are it not as bad as you thought. When looked at trough the prism of the wedding and the gorgeous gown worn by the bride it may have seemed rather bad, but in daylight, sans the emotions, you may realize that the fabric is actually quite amazing, that the color is gorgeous or that the skirt has a very interesting finish. Whatever catches your attention most, that what you should focus on and work with to make the most of your bridesmaid dress.


 If it the fabric that you like most, consider using it for something useful like decorative pillows for your living room or perhaps a bag or an eye mask. That way youl use up the fabric on items youl be able to touch and have actual pleasure of running your fingers over it. Simply cut a form out of paper to guide you, then sew the fabric together and youe done.

 If it the color that you love about the dress, consider reusing it in a way that will showcase it. Make the dress into a shawl you can wear with your summer dresses or even jeans and a t-shirt, cut it narrow into a head band you can hold together with a piece of rubber band for better fit, or try turning it into one of those very popular fabric necklaces. For a more interesting effect mix it with a contrasting color you love.

 If it finally the detailing or the cut that you love, turning that bridesmaid dress into something wearable shouldn be too difficult. You can cut the flowers off and attach them to a simple shirt, you can take just the bottom half and turn the dress into a skirt, or you can make some serious alterations ad make the full skirt into pencil shape, turn the dress strapless, shorter or make it into top and shorts. Your imagination is the limit, so take a good look at your bridesmaid dress before saying good bye to it.

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