
as i promised, here is a shot of the halters that i made in this fabric from turkey. this one actually fit ME quite nicely! i think it would be nice to dance in because it has nice coverage and 'things' don't really go anywhere when i raised my arms above my head or moved around a bit! not so with the bra i made a little while back. (at the moment, it is there in the upper right corner of the blog) that one, i feel quite 'boobalicious' and i don't think i want to feel like that in my first performance. i have another started that will be a little less 'moving'!
here is oscar, looking on...he kind of disappears on the hardwood floor, like a chameleon! and b.b. kitty disappears into the shadows, like...a shadow!
well, here is some fabric i have had for a couple of years now. i just love it! it is a sari that i picked up second hand, and though i tried, the photo just does not show the color depth of that blue, or sparkle of the gold threads in the border! i am going to cut into it (aaahhh!) and make some of those halters of this, i think they will be beautiful! (maybe one for me too!) i'm thinking i want a costume that is all peacock colors. wouldn't that be pretty?! blues and greens and golds! with peacock feathers in my hair! i think i need a 12-step program for bellydance costuming...did i already say that before? maybe it isn't just the bellydance ones either, i do have quite a few halloween costumes too! i have to sew them while i can though, the last time i was at the shop, they were starting to line 'em up on the racks already! ugh, my arm hurts already and the season isn't even started!


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HAPPY new Year 2008!! May all your dreams come true.
This halter is great looking. It looks like a flattering cut for many types of figures. What is the back like??
Your sari fabric is prettyl. I'm a BIG fan of peacock feathers too.
I bet your husband must love your belly dancing! No need for a 12 step!
Now I'm off to catch up on your post below.
xo
Constance
Oscars a handsome guy.
Now,
What about those blouses below?
Hope you are well! Kris, sent this to me (of my lovely ladies).
It is self explanatory.
"Hi Cinderelly. I tagged you for a Meme; come on over to my blog and check it out".
Gina
I think a peacock colored bellydance ensemble would be incredible! I've been eying the pattern for Tempest's corset belt and thinking that i need to order it and give it a shot..it's so awesome looking, well, without the hair/tail looking bits...not a fan of that for some reason. i think maybe with braided ribbons and little bells maybe, in place of the hair.
I finally made the test drive to teh tribal class venue...i am gonna do this week! I MEAN IT! no wussing out this time! I will report how it goes :)