Today’s post features an ice skating costume with sponge-painted details, an asymmetrical skirt and an open back with no mesh.
I met Stephanie at the 2019 Adult National Figure Skating Championships
Kylie, our model, recently competed at the 2019 Adult National Figure Skating Championships in Salt Lake City. In today’s post we talk about her cheery yellow, feminine ice skating dress
Is this an ice skate dress or a Latin dance dress? This versatile dress works for both. It would also make a great Two-Step or Country Cha dress since the
What does it take to have a competition Smooth Dancesport gown that is both pretty and practical?
Pretty: Lots of rhinestones in an ornate pattern.
Practical: Snaps in the crotch to make
Today's post is part two in talking about ways to update an eighteen year-old ballroom dance dress with an open back that is still in good shape and wearable --
Today's video was filmed in the elegant Overland Park Ballroom in Overland Park, Kansas at a studio created by my long-time friend, Amy Castro. (Fun fact: back in the 1990s, Amy
Today's post features an eighteen year-old ballroom dance dress that has stood the test of time and is in great condition.
Betty, the owner of this sassy black and magenta dress,
Today's guest, modeling a used Dancesport ballgown, is Leslie Peterson, a former client of mine.
I made this American Smooth ballgown for her in 1998 when she was actively competing with her
Are you in the market to buy a used or off-the-rack Latin, Country or Skate dress?
If yes, this article is for you.
P.S. Ballroom dancers and skaters, don't miss this video.
Dress Breakdowns are a favorite training tool of the Sew Like A Pro™ members.
Sometimes I choose one because it has design elements I think they should know.
Often, the SLP™ members
Dancers and skaters don't always have the time or money to invest in a brand-new dress every time they want to wear a new look.
If you are familiar with this
This is part two of two in which we transformed a Dancesport ballgown using only three alterations.
If you missed the first video, check out this blog: Three Steps to Change