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FAO: Dress maker LInda
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chelbel1981 wrote: »Ooo that's where I am picking the dress up from

Im the near side rather than far side of Leeds. More Bradford than Leeds, but more Bingley than Bradford.
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lindaatno9 wrote: »Im the near side rather than far side of Leeds. More Bradford than Leeds, but more Bingley than Bradford.

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:lindaatno9 wrote: »He did Jurrasic Park!!! Same kind of thing.



I am going to pick the dress up and see how it feels like on then you maybe getting a call hun
:heart2: 'Tied the Knot' Saturday 9th October 2010 :heart2::blushing: Member of Diet Club October 2010 Brides and Grooms :blushing:Starting Weight: 14 stone 10.8lbsCurrent Weight: 13 stone 2lbsTotal loss: 21.8lbs :j0 -
If you want, you can collect the dress and call in on me en route. Anything you need to discuss, we can do there and then. Just a suggestion. xx0
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We're in Bingley on Friday - well one of the small villages of Bingley.,___,
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Gilstead. Off to visit my Grandma, she's not seen us or our baby since May and he's changed so much!lindaatno9 wrote: »Which one? I'm in Riddlesden, just outside Bingley.,___,
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I love the button back as it is!!
I've been thinking about this too. Many dresses are designed with specific back fastenings in mind. In particular, what the designer thinks will suit the dress. Obviously, JA is certainly "up there" with the Ian Stewart, Linea Raffaelli etc. But of course, it's down to personal taste and your requirements. The old saying "don't fix what aint broken" springs to mind. Change the back if it is what you want, but don't be lead because everyone else has the corset back. Hope you get my drift. :beer:0 -
chelbel1981 wrote: »I am too lumpy and bumpy to go for a style like that hence why both mine have some sort of gathering
I like the idea of added colour
I am a scrawny thing, so like the fact it gives me curves I don't posess
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I did want a corset backlindaatno9 wrote: »I've been thinking about this too. Many dresses are designed with specific back fastenings in mind. In particular, what the designer thinks will suit the dress. Obviously, JA is certainly "up there" with the Ian Stewart, Linea Raffaelli etc. But of course, it's down to personal taste and your requirements. The old saying "don't fix what aint broken" springs to mind. Change the back if it is what you want, but don't be lead because everyone else has the corset back. Hope you get my drift. :beer:
I want to try it on and see just how fits and feels then I will decide. I am also loosing weight so my need it taking in anyway:DI am a scrawny thing, so like the fact it gives me curves I don't posess
I have many curves I could loan you :rotfl::heart2: 'Tied the Knot' Saturday 9th October 2010 :heart2::blushing: Member of Diet Club October 2010 Brides and Grooms :blushing:Starting Weight: 14 stone 10.8lbsCurrent Weight: 13 stone 2lbsTotal loss: 21.8lbs :j0
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