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Salam sejahtera to all,

Subject above refers. Actually, i’ve done  BE  on the ‘baju’ almost 2 weeks ago. Trying to meet up with dainee since then but eventually failed to do so. Im stuffed with office workload n almost everyday (for d past 2 weeks) we all (our team) going back at 9.30pm. Camne tu???? Exhausted..

‘Jurnal kurus’ which supposed to be everyday input was left hanging like that. Failed to committ at Fitness First (FF). Hoping to reduce my weight from all the tense n stressfulness at work. Boleh ka???? Mmmmmm.. If it’s so simple just like that, then it must be miracle!

Back to d topic. Lets see the ‘baju’. When dainee hand over it to me, it was beaded only around d neck. She wore the ‘baju’ on her engagement day n would like to recycle n embelished it to give a new look. Another point, save money as well. During the economic downturn, we need to implement cost cutting. Lepas kawin nak survive lagi kan?

Lets see. Beaded acrylic stones around ‘V’ area.

Since i’d decided to stich danglings around the arm, to make it look standardize n evenly embelished, same techniques were applied at the end of the V shape – Dangling n WS (Wing of Sequin).

Lets see the output.

A lil bit of touch just with a combination of 11/0 round bead, 4mm sequins, 11/0 hex 2 cut and stone.

As for the whole baju, mainly arm n lower part , the existing beads was remained. Additional danglings was added around the arm – the purpose is to highlight the pattern.

Same type of beads but for the arms we used  small size of glass pearls. The overall output can be seen down below:

This is the overall look on a mannequin excluded the V shape.

Hopefully, dainee will like it. Towards the end, im going to send her the baju by tradisional postage services. Dah nak jumpa payah sgt…Anything do call me.