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need help with making princess costume!?

my cousin (26) is a big girl, (especially around the waist, their legs are normal, as well as rear, not all crazy stand) who wants to be a princess for Halloween / birthday party. We have searched without success, thrift store hand after the thrift shop for a dress that can turn into a princess dress, soo, now are turning to make one! need to be a size 22 years he wants very fluffy and smooth the waist down, anyway, does anyone know where to find free to print clogs or know how to make one, or any another idea?? already observed patterns and I can not find any .. need to know the amount of tissue and how to sew! anything will help .. thnx!

Be sure not to go anywhere but you can pick up a clear skirt is long, probably pink is left in a store Thirteen (not just the side of a full dress). Then go to press hobby or Walmart and pick up pink tulle (or black and buy a bottle of fabric dye pink and follow the instructions to dye). You could also take a bit of satin type material if you can sew pretty good. Then use the skirt as a first layer and follow the seams skirt to help you create a second coat with satin (if the skirt is floor length, then it is even better). Making the application layer satin 1.3 too large. Sewing and stick to the top of the skirt with 1 / 2 inch seam and wrinkled as a uniform material. Then hem the bottom edge, or carefully could fill and create a puffy skirt with a little tissue paper and then make a running stitch the bottom to hold the paper in. Then take the Tulle (looks like compensation viel material as would be made from) and check out Cinderella and create fluffy decorations around the skirt. As for the top, buy a pink tank or short-sleeved shirt and tuck into the skirt and then use the tulle and pink flowers to create a belt. Add a tiara and there you go.

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