Comments on: Where to start? Part IV http://kitchencostuming.com/archives/201 Costuming, Props & General Story Telling Thu, 20 Oct 2011 22:56:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Cookster http://kitchencostuming.com/archives/201/comment-page-1#comment-804 Cookster Wed, 09 Sep 2009 21:59:51 +0000 http://kitchencostuming.com/?p=201#comment-804 Sarah, Sorry, somehow your comment found its way to my spam. You sound like a regular Scarlett O'Hara making a gown out of curtains. Sarah,

Sorry, somehow your comment found its way to my spam.

You sound like a regular Scarlett O’Hara making a gown out of curtains.

]]> By: Sarah Briggs http://kitchencostuming.com/archives/201/comment-page-1#comment-801 Sarah Briggs Tue, 08 Sep 2009 04:56:38 +0000 http://kitchencostuming.com/?p=201#comment-801 You're so right about costumes don't have to cost a fortune. I've found marvelous pieces of clothing at Goodwill Thrifts stores that I’ve cut up and saved lots of money. I one time dressed a whole cast of a Christmas play from cast off from Goodwill. It's a snap to make gorgeous jewel tone robes for the three kings when you buy women's bath robes and a bit of gold trim and jewels! I made the belts out of large gold tasseled tie backs from the Christmas decoration isle. Once I had only a few days to make a civil war ball gown for a friend with no money. I bought a set of fancy lace curtains for around 15.00 bucks and $5.00 for a bridal hoop slip. No one had a clue that this fabulous creation was from second hand curtains! Good ideas gal and keep them coming! Sarah http://laughwithsarah.wordpress.com/ You’re so right about costumes don’t have to cost a fortune. I’ve found marvelous pieces of clothing at Goodwill Thrifts stores that I’ve cut up and saved lots of money. I one time dressed a whole cast of a Christmas play from cast off from Goodwill. It’s a snap to make gorgeous jewel tone robes for the three kings when you buy women’s bath robes and a bit of gold trim and jewels! I made the belts out of large gold tasseled tie backs from the Christmas decoration isle. Once I had only a few days to make a civil war ball gown for a friend with no money. I bought a set of fancy lace curtains for around 15.00 bucks and $5.00 for a bridal hoop slip. No one had a clue that this fabulous creation was from second hand curtains!

Good ideas gal and keep them coming!
Sarah
http://laughwithsarah.wordpress.com/

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