Brylie was blessed in a dress that my great-grandmother made. So, when I asked my mom if she would make Taybri's, she found a way to make it just as special. She used silk that my grandpa Candrian brought back from the orient over 40 years ago, tatted lace that my great-grandma made over 50 years ago, and the petticoat was made from a hand crocheted pillowcase from my great-grandma over 60 years ago. It was beautiful!!! I crocheted the booties and Dean's mom has made an amazing blessing quilt for each grandchild. Isn't she cute?!!!


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candria! that is so cool her dress is so special! she's a doll! my favorite are those little slippers_ i need that pattern!
so happy for you
Wow! Thanks for sharing the story of Tabri's dress! It is so beautiful! Her little booties are just priceless! She is such a doll! Dean's blessing was beautiful! She is very lucky to have such wonderful, righteous parents!! I am sure she is definitely worth the wait and trails!
Oops, I meant trials!! Not trails!
THose booties are seriously the cutest part of that outfit. I want a pair. You are so talented. What a beautiful dress though, with so much meaning.
Have fun this weekend. Can't believe our boys are turning 8.
She is gorgeous and so are the quilt and dress. Lucky, lucky you.
Love the history behind the dress! Very cool, and what a cutie!
Oh my word Candria...she is Beautiful!!!! Your mom told me about that dress and it turned out amazing!!!! She looks like a porcelain Doll!!! What a special day!!!
Wow! I love the memories and handwork of all the women that the blessing outfit represents. Way to go Sue & you too. Those shoes are adorable!
Your mom told us about this dress and I'm so glad you put a picture up--it is beautiful and so special! What a lucky little girl!
Those booties are priceless!!!!! I LOVE THEM!
Beautiful!!! with a CAPITOL B!!!:)
She's soooooooooooooo beautiful!!!!
She is so beautiful! I just love her!
What an amazing accomplishment. All three pieces are simply beautiful, she will really treasure these when she grows up.
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