long dress prom Sequin-Print with Open Back– PromGirl neckline gives you a confident edge Andrea & Leo A1437 Long

(in Japanese)

Sage green can work for a formal wedding if the dress has a dressier fabric, refined shape, or polished accessories

-Fabric: Premium Silk

As you may remember from my previous post, this was the dresser as she started out: Tools You Will Need: Chisel Mallet Circular saw Measuring tape Pocket hole jig Hammer (or cordless brad nailer) Cordless drill Level 1/16 Drill bit Wood clamps Supplies You Will Need: -1/2 plywood (I used a 1/4 sheet for all 3 drawers that is 2 x 4) 1 pocket hole screws (8 for each drawer) 1 nails 24 scrap to cut wood shims -Ball-bearing metal drawer slides (buy the length as the depth of the drawers 12 long ones are found at WoodCraft and Amazon) -13 boards cut to drawer depth (I used about 6 on this dresser) -1 wood screws (for attaching to drawer face) -1 1/2 wood screws (for attaching 1x3s to side of dresser) Step 1: Remove Old Drawer Slides Using a chisel and mallet remove the old wooden drawer slides from the inside of the dresser

For an evening or dressier wedding, a longer skirt paired with a coordinating top creates the most appropriate and polished look, keeping the outfit sophisticated