"The Elizabeth"- A Wedding Dress

[kittykins]

Wasn't sure where it would be best to post this. Move it elsewhere if you'd like to. (Lounge?) Anyway, I took a break from knitting today and decided to go to my computer. So what do I start searching for.....? KNITTING STUFF OF COURSE! Came across this dress and had to pause and take a second look. Thought I'd share it. Jeanie

http://www.fashion-stylist.net/blog/...tcher-couture/

[bambi]

Now that is just strange!

[Breezed]

Wow. Impressive someone actually took the time to create that, especially considering how darn ugly it is.

[wellslipmystitches]

Hey, I'm all for innovation, however, when does the knitting begin?
Draping skeins of yarn in the hope that someone will be willing to sacrifice their body to hold it up is a long way from knitting.

I guess if the word "couture" appears that makes it a very expensive, one of a kind garment. I sure hope this design is the only one of its kind!

I can just see the social item in the newspaper: 'the bride wore yarn!' She was stunning. The groom was just stunned! Oy!
Jean

[wellslipmystitches]

. . . and, Jeanie, just for you - an addendum. It's been reported that later, that bride and groom became completely unraveled!!!

Oh, how could I resist? Jean

[kittykins]

Okay Jean, now you've got me on the floor laughing. Unraveled bride and groom....

Hey, did you ever consider there might be yet a KNIT dress under all those loops of yarn?
Jeanie

[wellslipmystitches]

I don't know, sweetie, but I'll bet the groom hoped NOT!
You really should have put this in THE LOUNGE.

[ArtLady1981]

Hey, I'm all for innovation, however, when does the knitting begin? Draping skeins of yarn in the hope that someone will be willing to sacrifice their body to hold it up is a long way from knitting

I think it could be called "Fiber Arts", eh?

[Wanda Witch]

Well, it IS different.

[Jan in CA]

Bizarre.