Wednesday, June 9, 2010

Convertible Dress Tutorial

Just finish settling emails. Gonna continue packing stock for sending tomorrow morning.
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Both Mum and Dad is out to batam for church camp from mon till thur.
Got about 10 free dumpling on sunday. So dumpling everyday. sick of it :p
Went to orchard yesterday afternoon. to get my eye brow trim and collect my Vivi mag.
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Eleanor choosing her donuts!
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In Love with my mango drink.
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They are so pretty.
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I want to wear a kimono! So sweet and cute. Love their colours.

Play with my convertible dress today,
actually want to do a tutorial out for The Knotted Tube.
However, abit difficult to take video myself.
Think have to wait for Eleanor to help me with it :)
Here is some of the close up for certain style
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The Front Twist Halter
1. put the 2 sleeve up and tie a knot.
2a. Tie around neck and around the waist, end it with a ribbon behind.
2b. make a cross across the back and around the waist, end it with a ribbon behind.
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The Knotted Tube
This design is the most complex ways to tie the dress.
Don't think you can find video of it in youtube.
cause invent by me :p or maybe already got others tie it this way, but i didn't know.
1. Tie a knot and move it to the left.
2. go 1 round to the back and to the front.
3. Tie a knot at the upper right.
4. go another round to the back and back to the font.
5. Tie a ribbon at the front waist area.
Wonder if you girls can understand what i trying to explain,
cause it is quite difficult to put them in words.

The rest of the design can be found in youtube :)
Just search "convertible dress".

http://thedesignclosets.com/

2 comments:

  1. hey :D how do you come up with the bandaged tube effect with the convertible dress? :D

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  2. Hi Anonymous,

    I will try to do a tutorial out asap.
    Hopefully a video tutorial.
    Give me some time to do it.
    as i am busy with exam at the moment.
    actually u can get one of the dress and try it out. v simple to tie :)

    Love,
    Cheryl

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