While I’m waiting for good photo taking weather, I thought I’d show you a couple of my old stuff that I’ve made. This dress was made out of plastic bags. Overall it took about 100 hours in the process of making it. I started out by making a dress underneath and then layering on hundreds of cut-up plastic bags with glue. I entered it in the Scholastics Art Competition and it won a regional Gold Key. But now the dress’s days are over, thanks to a heater in my room. The front bodice is now completely melted. I really wasn’t sad about it, but I think my mom could have used a box of tissues. At least I still have my memories of it.
Esther, your projects are wonderful and your photography is amazing, you are super talented! Can I ask what camera you use?
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Thank you. I just got a Sony Cybershot DSC H20 and I love it!
ReplyDeletei love the two dresses made out of plastic bags and foil! i have got to write an essay for school about such clothing and i also have to create such dresses! i'm really looking forward to do that. but i already questioned myself which kind of plastic bags you used for this dress?! would be nice if you helped me ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks Mia! I used Kroger plastic bags. I hope that helps and good luck with your project! :D
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