pink dresses with long sleeves Dusty Rose Lace Formal Dress Dusty Rose / 10 neck design and an elegant A-Line Blushing Pink 3/4 Sleeves

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They come in a range of heel heights from kitten to 4 inches high

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It was all about the dressing

Place chicken thighs in single layer, skin side up, into a 9 x 11 roasting pan

SUPPLIES I BOUGHT: Bubble gum pink fabric - 4 m x $15 = $60 Hot fuchsia pink fabric - 3 m x $12 = $48 (I probably could have gotten by with 2 meters, but I bought extra) Thread 5 x $3 = $15 Zipper $3 Bodice pattern $7 (Etsy) Sleeve pattern FREE (www.moodfabrics.com) Skirt pattern $15 (Etsy) Wigs 2 x $19 = $38 (Shein) Princess Peach accessories pack - gloves, crown, brooch $43 (Amazon) Nude nylon knee high socks $10 (Shoppers Drug Mart) Foam balls $2 (Dollar Store) Red & blue metallic acrylic paint 2 x $3 = $6 (Dollar Store) Hoop Skirt $22 (Amazon) - Im not sure I needed this Crinoline petticoat $35 (Amazon) Pink lace parasol $14 (Amazon) Coloured contacts $21 (Clearly Contacts: Splash of Colour2 - Aqua-tic - Allure) Pinking shears - optional $13 (Amazon) Interfacing $15 (Amazon) Hair scissors $8 (Amazon) Hair spray: Got2b Freeze Spray $7 (London Drugs) Hair gel: Got2b $7 (Amazon) SUPPLIES I ALREADY HAD: Stretchy jewelry thread Old bed sheets Pins Sewing machine Fabric scissors Iron 1 inch elastic Wig mannequin head Seam ripper COSPLAY BUDGET: $420 CAD (Please consider treating me to a $5 coffee by tipping me on Ko-Fi if you get value or inspiration from this DIY Princess Peach costume tutorial!) Okee dokee ready to jump into the meat of this DIY Princess Peach costume tutorial