You're welcome!

The hard coat underneath does not dull the decorations. But the dishwasher safe on top makes it not quite as glittery compared to unsealed. Everything still shines, though. I only used the adhesive already on the backside of the stones plus sealer. But But I'd think the extra holding power of a clear glue that works ok with moisture could only improve it!

Yes, that kind of sucks. The image and text here may help. www.myonlineweddinghelp.com/bridal-news/do-it-yourself/how-to-make-rustic-burlap-flowers-tutorial-and-video

That's a tougher situation, Jessica. You could try laying two widths side by side to make it wide enough and carefully sew them together or add a stitch here and there. If you can somehow make the seam fall inside a fold/gather that could work. But either way it will not be totally smooth. I would do a small sample and see how obvious it looks. If that does not work out, there is both both 72" and 108" wide tulle here: www.myonlineweddinghelp.com/products/product-category/diy-wedding/fabric-ribbon-trim/tulle-fabric/

I used glue to apply the lace edge and found it relatively easy. There was no puckering.

I am so glad it helped. Congratulations!

+Sam's Corner Hi Sam, To see exactly how long it will trail, measure from where you will attach it.

Tank you!!

+einsteinwoman Yes, she listens to me, but only under protest. I shouldn't complain, she hisses and growls at most everyone else...I am her self-designated "person."

lol!

+Milda Malinauskaite These directions should work. You'd measure out 170 inches plus the length of the blusher (or second tier, which you'd fold back).

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Thanks Judy!

Yeah, I know. We were learning as we went along re videos ... got better at it later.

Christine, you would cut a round piece of tulle with a diameter double the length from where you are going to attach it to your hair to where you want it to fall. Fold it in half and attach the comb or pin on the folded edge. Then make sure both halves are folded back away from your face when you put on the veil.

thanks so much

You are welcome. A few weeks ago I had to make a bow with 1 1/2" ribbon so I got the rake back out and did a perfect one in about three minutes (used just the inside half of the rungs). I'm totally hopeless the freehand way! ~Bobette

Phoebe, it's possible but I couldn't get it even enough and got frustrated, so went with two steps for the "craft challenged." (lol) Someone with more skill could probably do it pretty easily.

How wonderful of you to make the veil! I'm very glad the videos helped. And congratulations to the young lady.

Cynthia, you could cut the tulle in a half-oval or half-circle shape, use lace only on the curved edges, and attach the comb to the straight edge.

Im not sure I follow! I bougt a 3m long veil, it is spanish style with a large lace all around. No cutting involved on my part! Hehe! Would i scrunch anything up? Do I new the comb onto the lace(closest to the tulle or on the complete outer edge of the lace...dont this the later would be nice thats for sure)

Cynthia Olivier I understand now (thought you were making it "from scratch.") It depends on how you want to wear it. A lot of people attach it with a hatpin (straight pin with an ornamental head) instead of a comb...then you position it so the lace frames your face. You could also fold the veil in half and attach a comb at the folded center, which would make it like a 2-tier veil and the lace would be at the "bottom" of the veil instead of around your face.