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NO BIDDING NEEDED !!!

Note: If you would like to make a dress instead of a tutu, all you have to do is make the tulle longer in length. Wrap a tape measure around the waist about belly button level, to determine her waist circumference. Cut a piece of 1/2-inch-wide elastic this size. Sew the elastic ends together. Cut the pieces of tulle for the skirt or dress. The pieces must each be 24 inches long for a 12-inch-long skirt or 36 inches long for an 18-inch-long skirt. When using three different colors, cut 30 strips of each color for a small-waisted child, 40 strips of each color for a medium-sized child and 50 strips of each color for a larger child. Can use up to 8 different colors. Lay three pieces of tulle together, one of each color. Align the ends and fold the strips in half. Knot the middle of the strips around the elastic & repeat to attach another three pieces of tulle to the skirt. Push the knot as close to the first as possible to make a full skirt. Continue all the way around the skirt. Can add some imitation gemstones with glue. Press the gemstones against the strips of tulle at random places on the skirt. To add ribbon bows, pin a few small bows at random places on the skirt. Insert a few stitches through the tulle and the bows and remove the pins


My daughter thought she was bidding on a tutu only to find out she was bidding on "instructions". She was DEVASTATED! It's sad people are taking other people's credits for something you can get for free off the internet. Well here are the "instructions".


For anyone "wanting" to bid on this auction, I will donate the credits to any charity auction of your choice. If you do not care which charity auction, then I will choose to donate them to Ronald McDonald house. You can find out more about them by going to:

http://www.listia.com/charities
and clicking on Ronald McDonald House: Holidays 2012

Thanks and God Bless