(Before making a garment) dont fret if you cant get out all the wrinkles
I paid $40 for a set of two dresses, which was a bargain: I like that these dresses are specifically meant to fit the Made to Move body: Because the dresses are made out of cotton, and came folded into a small bag, they were very wrinkled on arrival: But I like the full skirt and long train, and the little rhinestone accents on the bodice are pretty: I don't think this fabric has ever been washed, because it's still very stiff--allowing the dress to stand up on its own: Here's a look at the (very wrinkled) train: I popped one of the dresses into the dryer for a few minutes, which softened the fabric and got rid of most of the big creases: Of the two fabrics, I prefer the off-white version with the fleur de lis print, so I offered that one to Lena
Hit R2 to interact with the container and move it to the right of the scaffolding (you should see climbable metal bars)
88% Polyamide / 12% Elastane
Blue cheese and ranch dressing are similar in that they are both creamy dressings made with a base of milk (or buttermilk) and mayonnaise, but ranch is also typically a little sweeter than blue cheese and usually has herbs added to it such as dill
