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I've started in on all the hand-sewing I have to do on Fairy Godmother. So far, on the day bodice, I've sewn on all the neckline trim except the lace, plus I did all the hooks and bars. And I finished the sleeve binding on the evening bodice.
So here's my current to-do list for Port Townsend:
I also have to fix or remake my hairpiece for Anna Frozen Fever for Emerald City Comicon tomorrow, because I'm pretty sure my hair is lighter than that hairpiece right now, despite using the same hair dye. I also need to press my skirt. And Rupert Grint was supposed to be at the con tomorrow, but his panel has been moved to Sunday, so I may attend Sunday as well (for just his panel and possibly a photoshoot). If I do, I'm thinking about wearing Mary Poppins, but that needs a few repairs. Or I might do Elizabeth Swann, since that's ready to go - it's just a harder costume to wear and less recognizable.
So here's my current to-do list for Port Townsend:
- Sleeve trim on FG day bodice
- Lace at neckline on FG day bodice
- Net trim around neckline of FG evening bodice
- Hooks and bars for closure of FG evening bodice
- Stitch down pleat edges on FG skirt trim
- Bustle tapes for FG overskirt
- Bows! I need one for day bodice back, one fo day bodice front, three for the skirt, and one for the evening bodice front.
- Make a hat to go with the FG day bodice
- Add decorative buttons to the front of the plaid skirt (redoing the front panel will have to wait, since I'm running out of time)
I also have to fix or remake my hairpiece for Anna Frozen Fever for Emerald City Comicon tomorrow, because I'm pretty sure my hair is lighter than that hairpiece right now, despite using the same hair dye. I also need to press my skirt. And Rupert Grint was supposed to be at the con tomorrow, but his panel has been moved to Sunday, so I may attend Sunday as well (for just his panel and possibly a photoshoot). If I do, I'm thinking about wearing Mary Poppins, but that needs a few repairs. Or I might do Elizabeth Swann, since that's ready to go - it's just a harder costume to wear and less recognizable.