Hope the following makes sense:
Take a 4" paper doily...the kind you can buy in packs in the cake
decorating section of Michaels, A.C. Moore, etc.
There is a front and back to the doily.
Start with the doily face down.
Fold 1 1/2" from the right (or approximately 11 & 4 o'clock)
Then fold down the other side 1 1/2".
Be sure to line up right side so it is a straight edge.
Adhere the top fold down
Fold tip down toward the back so there is an approximate 3/4" topline
Adhere the folded tip to the back
Take the second doily and put it on a piece of white card stock.
Using a 1 1/2 heart punch (Creative Memories), punch out both pieces at the same time
(the doily doesn't punch well by itself - it's too thin and gets stuck in the punch)
Adhere the punched doily heart to the card stock heart
Trim off edges to form bodice
(I suggest punching out a cardstock heart and trim it to your liking,
then use it for a template so that the sides end up even.
Adhere the bottom of the front of the bodice to the top of the back of the skirt.
The back view is above, and the front view is below.
Wrap a 2" piece of ribbon around the waist,
and ONLY adhere to the BACK of the dress.
Take a 4" piece of ribbon and insert it through the waist ribbon,
fold over as pictured, then trim off the tails to your liking.
(At this point, decide if you will be using a brad or gemstone, etc. - if using a brad, insert it at this step. If using a gemstone, first use adhesive to hold down the ribbon to the waistband.)
Finish off by add the brad or gemstone and/or any other bling of your choice.
Your dress is now ready to adhere to the front of a card or scrapbook page, etc.
I hope the above tutorial made sense :)
I'd love to see your creations, so please message me
with your completed dresses :)














My daughter is the maid of honor in a wedding next year. These will be the invitation!
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Love it!!!!!
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ReplyDeleteOMG.......I wish I would have seen this prior to trying to do this on my own from your 2011 post.....lol This is a wonderful tutorial and I am giving you credit for my card that I made just using the picture when my post goes live on the 20th. Thanks for the inspiration! Your card is beautiful!
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Deletemade this dress for a card for our little princess. Thankyou so much Angie
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ReplyDeleteThis is amazing! I have been trying to figure out how to this and really appreciate your tutorial. Best of luck!
ReplyDeleteGiselle
This is great. Saw this on Pinterest. Making it for a bridal shower card.
ReplyDeleteWhat size heart punch did you use?
ReplyDeleteI updated the tutorial to show that I used a 1 1/2 heart punch. Sorry about that!
DeleteWhat does the middle of the card say??? "Once upon a time.." is this a set from Stampin Up?
ReplyDeleteThe inside says:
Delete...And they lived
happily ever after.
The End
It's a set of 2 stamps called "Fairy Tale Set" by Hampton Art. I don't remember where I got the set :(
Very pretty and clever! Thanks for sharing.
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DeleteI was wondering what size ribbon you used? I know the length you cut to make the dress wrap but did you use 3/8" or smaller? Using this for bridal shower invites!!
ReplyDeleteThe maroon is 5/8 and the purple is 1/4....so I'd stay in that range. But you can use whatever size you'd like! Please send me a photo when done!
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excellent et super joli
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Thanks so much, I love it!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful! Thank you for sharing! May I ask where you got the heart hole punch? I can't find a 1 1/2 inch anywhere. I found this 2 inch one but I am concerned that the heart will be too big or that the punch is poor quality: http://www.amazon.com/Uchida-LV-SJCP01-Clever-Lever-Super/dp/B00161SQN0/ref=pd_bxgy_ac_img_c
ReplyDeleteAlso, what type of adhesive do you use?
Thank you!
Crista
The heart punch I used is from Creative Memories - there are a bunch of them listed on Ebay. For adhesive, I use the Tombow double-sided adhesive tape runner, but I would think any craft adhesive would work.
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Deletethis is beautiful..I love it.I was looking for something else and came across this..actually glad I found this instead..thank you for sharing it.God Bless
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What a great tutorial. Thanks so much!
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ReplyDeleteI have just made a dress, great when I followed your tutorial
but need to buy a heart punch to finish it..You have a very
expressive imagination.. the fact that you share it is wonderful.
Margot Petersen
mrgtpt@bigpond.net.au
As soon as I can get the supplies this is definitely on my to make list. Absolutely gorgeous, and what a wonderful tutorial.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed your tutorial, I'm in a Bunco Club and plan on making the score cards with different colored doilies. Think that will be so cute,,
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A-DOR-A-BLE!!! TY :)
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ReplyDeleteThis is so cute, I have made mine in pink and have posted to my Blog with a Link back to yours because you shared a fabulously easy tutorial, Thank you so much.
ReplyDeleteThat turned out great! Thanks for sharing with me :)
DeleteThanks for this tutorial, I will make this for my little Grand Daughters Birthday card. Love it!!
ReplyDeleteI will link to your tutorial when I post the card on my blog.
xx Vee
What a GREAT tutorial!! You do great work! Thanks for sharing...I will definitely be making these!
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really so cute!
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Sonia
cardsandschoolprojects.blogspot.com
Thank you for the tutorial. I love this idea.
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Un grand merci pour ce tuto qui me permet de faire connaître votre blog à mes amies françaises, elles adorent et moi aussi! J'ai fait cette petite robe mais je ne sais comment vous envoyer la photo de ma réalisation...
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bravo,
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ReplyDeleteIt may seem hard to do. But I should give it a try to make my cards look unique. I think I can use ordinary printer paper and then try it out.
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ReplyDeleteYou did a beautiful job, thanks for sharing the information.
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Gonna modify this idea to include a little "him" and frame with our wedding announcement in honor of our recent 32 yrs. together.
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I bought my wedding dress with my fiance(totally found it on accident at a little antique store) so none of the women in my life have seen it. I was bummed that I wouldn't have the typical dress shopping with mom, sisters, etc. So I'm planning a little get together with my close female family and friends to try on my dress for them. I hope to make that sweet little doily dress to put on invitations! Thank you so much!
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You are a very good teacher - I am a "visual learner" and was getting a little lost on the bodice, but your pictures brought me back! Can't wait to use this idea some day!
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Oh Yippee! I made a card today with a doily dress, that as friend showed me how to do, but now having this is EVEN better and I really LOVE your dress too!
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