Need a historically accurate wedding gown?

[pixiecrinkle]

A while back (a looooonnnng while back) I promised my friend J. a website for her bridal gown business, Circa Designs. In that time period, we've totally revamped our plan of attack, she's moved back to Ohio from Chicago and many many other changes have taken place. This weekend, we finally got the site up, in preparation for an article about her business that's to appear in the Springfield News-Sun this week.

So if you know anyone who's in the market for a custom bridal gown, or if you just want to see some amazing design/sewing work, head on over to Circa Designs.

I still have several things I need to change on the site, particularly the email addresses and the way the gallery pages work. But it's there, and will hopefully drive her lots of business, which she totally deserves, because she is soooo talented at this.

Comments

[feylin17.livejournal.com]

those are pretty dresses!


also WHEN does knitty send out it's replies?? I'm excited to know too! Plus I only got a short look at what you were knitting and now i want to know what it IS.

[pixiecrinkle.livejournal.com]

According to knitty, if you don't get a rejection immediately, you're in the queue for consideration. But they don't say when they reject the things that were maybes that they can't use. It's making me antsy!!!

I will say that my rejections before came within 24 hours or so, and this time we're just over 2 weeks. So I'm a bit hopeful. My pictures were really good this time, if I do say so myself. :-)

[feylin17.livejournal.com]

well YAY for that! i've crossed my fingers for you :)

I've got an old friend from high school in town this weekend so I probably wont be at SNB- unless I can convince him that as a non knitter he would actaully like sitting around watching other people knit. He IS making hints about birthday yarn over on my LJ. He doesn't actually know what he's getting himself into with the Kid Silk ;-)