Beautiful!

Beautiful! such a treasure

beautiful!

Great job and a beautiful gown.

That is just beautiful!

WOWZA! Gorgeous!
Maureen

What a lovely idea! That is a very pretty heirloom christening gown you crafted. I am positive your friend was very very pleased. We never use those gowns again and our kids sure don't want them (not like way back when I think it was expected and desired). Recycling at its ultimate finest!

that is just beautiful! Great job.

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful - and did I say it's beautiful. I've never done that to mine. My daughter wore the one I bought for our niece, as we were the Godparents. There is someone at our church who made a christening gown out of her wedding dress; and I understand it was beautiful.

That's a beautiful christening gown. My only thought about making a christening gown out of a wedding gown is that I can't imagine trying to hold a squirming baby in a satin dress. Hard enough to hold them in regular clothes. My DDIL wanted something out of the leftover fabric from the wedding gown I made her so I made her a silk quilt; in my avatar. The white border is the leftover fabric, and the rest is silk I have collected over a couple years to make it.

Exquisite !!! What an inspiration. Looking for the bonnet and slip pictures....

beautiful job

very pretty

Very pretty.

Wow, what a beautiful christening gown

What a beautiful job you did. It really does look amazing. I agree with Patched. This will be a great family heirloom.

WOW!

Beautiful dress and workmanship.

sew beautiful........a joy and a treasure......

Beautiful.

Absolutely beautiful. You did a great job.

Perfect!

How beautiful and a wonderful idea.

The baby will look like an angel. This is such a nice idea, and it can be passed down. Stunning, good job

Absolutely beautiful! You've made a family heirloom.
Janie

Just beautiful.

so sweet--love it!

I love the idea of using the wedding gown for a christening gown, and I think you did a beautiful job! Don't know how I'd ever get the nerve to cut up a wedding gown, though! You must have nerves of steel!

Beautiful. Great job, recycle is always great!!