Renaissance Inspired Cinderella Gown for a doll, part 4: The Drama Queen

The first three posts of this gown you'll find under the label Disney Style Renaissance Inspired Cinderella Gown. The first post was about sewing the dress, the second was about the shift and in the third was photos of finished gown without a doll. This post is maybe a bit more about Flavia The Drama Queen than about the gown itself.

 She is such a theatrical girl! (Sleeves with organza ribbon.)

Ok, Flavia, this is maybe a bit too much.

 I'm happy that I finally got silk ribbon for the sleeves.

Now that Flavia has done so much theatrical posing she feels that she is able to do some neutral poses to present the gown.

And here we are again. Although this is quite moderate theatricality. (She is quoting Shakespeare. Romeo and Juliet, I guess.)

 P. S. Did I tell you why it's a Cinderella gown? Well, of course because it's blue.

Very Cute Bridesmaids for The Royal Wedding

My dear doll girls wanted to be bridesmaids today. They forced me to give my best laces to them and then they began to ice themselves with Stuff:

Wow. I say this is something!

At this point I had to tell them that I don't have enough lace for everyone if they continue this way. They are wise girls, and after a short discussion they let me help with their decorations.

(This photo is here because it's romantic.) 

So. Here you are! Some bridesmaids for the royal wedding! (They were totally definite that bridesmaids do need veils.)

 Sigrid's style is very simple and aristocratic.

 Anna didn't want to give away her lace topping. It was ok.

Ester wanted to have a bertha like queen Victoria did have in her wedding.

 Something glamorous for Roísín. Like always.

And something delicate for Evangeline.

(This photo is here because I wanted to put it here.)

And finally group photos:

 I must say that this glamorous group of bridesmaids overruns the glamour of the Windsors!