Celestial halo crown ideal for art or maternity photo shoot. Moon child crown is made of zip ties in a gold with filigrees and rhinestones. The crown will complete perfectly bridal look. Necklace is not included. You can order necklace here: https://etsy.me/3bB7tkV Finger claws you can order here: https://etsy.me/3lXWXsK You can find more crowns in our shop: www.carbickovacrowns.etsy.com You can start following us on the instagram: www.instagram.com/carbickovacrowns PRODUCTION Every piece carries our own style, our know-how. It is a precise handwork. The basis is quality materials that are custom made. The base of the crown is made of zip ties - smart, durable and lightweight material. The rest consists of bijoux components, cut gemstones, minerals, resin and glass rhinestones, custom-made glass pearls which are hand-dyed and custom-made filigrees. It takes a few days to produce easier crown and a week or two to produce a demanding one. DELIVERY Shipment of the product depends on whether the product is in stock and also on how long the production time is. You can see this information in the description of each product. If you are in a hurry to place your order, please let us know before purchasing in a message. We will try to do everything for your satisfaction. Standard free shipping in EU takes about 4-8 business days, for USA 10-15 business days and for the rest of the world 15-25 business days. It depends on post office services and we cannot affect that. Shipping time is estimated and based on real delivery times. Shipping time is not guaranteed. Also could be delayed because of Covid worldwide pandemic situation. You can upgrade the shipment to UPS (in the shipping settings at the checkout), which will guarantee the delivery time of your order within 2 - 4 working days, depending on your country. UPS service costs depends on size of your ordered product. The price is in range from 25-50 €.
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Being a photographer I get to meet so many amazing people and hear so many stories. This sweet family came to me as soon as they found out they were expecting. They were over the moon excited and wanted to capture every moment they could.
Now with size layers. This is not a printed pattern. This is a digital download. You will receive multiple files immediately after purchase sent to the email used to order. You will receive several files in letter page size: The front and back cover, How to Print, and the sewing instructions. You will also receive several files in A0 size. There is a file of color pattern pieces with solid lines. There are also 3 A0 black dashed lines files, all of which are size layer selectable: The whole file of all sizes in 9 pages, the sizes 6-14 in 5 pages, and the sizes 16-34 in 6 pages. You can print just the size(s) you want either by a copy shop or on your home printer using the "poster" option to tile the A0 pages. Here is a link to instructions on how to use this option on the Adobe help page. https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/print-posters-banners-acrobat-reader.html Pattern #120 Ladies' Pleated Wrapper 1840s to 1860s Morning gown, Work dress, Maternity Dress With 2 sleeve variations, optional collar, and belt. Easy and Fast to Sew, Fits a Wide Range of Figure Types Size 6 - 34, All in the Pattern 1840s-1860 Ladies Pleated Wrapper, Morning Dress, Work Dress and Maternity Dress with pleated bishop or pagoda sleeve, with or without standing collar. This dress has a dropped shoulder typical of the time period. It falls freely from the bottoms of the yokes, with no fitted lining underneath. The dress is shown pleated to the yokes but can be gathered instead. View A is a bishop sleeved wrapper with a standing collar. View B has a small pagoda sleeves with a piped jewel neckline. Both views can have the pleats stitched down at the waist or left loose, and the waist can be confined with a belt. Both have piping at the armholes, across the bottom of the yokes, and View B has a piped neckline. The front opening can be left open from top to bottom using closures of buttons or hooks and eyes, or stitched closed from below the waist to the hem, using closures from the neck to the top of the stitching. An optional pocket is included. This pattern was copied from a wrapper dated 1840 in the collection of the author. This style would have been worn from the 1840s to the late 1860s. This type of dress was called different names according its purpose. It is a morning dress, or wrapper, meant for informal wear at home. If it is made with finer more expensive materials it is a gown suitable for a wider range of occasions, including receiving friends in the home. If it is finished plain, it can also be called a work dress. Worn loose it can be worn for maternity. This dress is perfect for impressions of rural or life on the frontier. It will fit a wide range of figures making it a good choice for costume closets that have clothing to lend to new or temporary volunteers for reenactments. Check the skirt circumference to see if it will fit over your hoop without adding to the skirt width.
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Hawaii Maternity Makua Beach by Mersadi Olson, Hawaii maternity and family photographer including outfit ideas for maternity session
While the solar eclipse may have only had just a few minutes of totality over the United States, the moment has been captured for a lifetime for one mom-to-be in the most beautiful way. This mom had a maternity shoot during the solar eclipse and the…
Christina and KC came to my Eugene, Oregon photography studio last month for maternity photos. They are expecting their first little one and are super excited! We had originally planned to do this maternity session outdoors, but the weather was being tricky and we weren’t sure it would work out. We decided we would wait until pretty close to the last minute to see if we could still make an outdoor session happen. Nothing like a little suspense to make a maternity photo session truly memorable! I’d been keeping an eye on the weather forecast, and as our session date got closer I was pretty sure we’d be safe, but by that time Christina had warmed up to the idea of a studio session and requested we change to that instead. I’m so glad we did! Her maternity pictures turned out gorgeous and she and KC were so much fun to photograph. As a maternity photographer, I keep a selection of beautiful maternity gowns at the studio for expectant mamas to choose from. Christina selected a couple of white gowns as well as a magenta one that added a bold pop of brightness to our otherwise neutral color scheme. While there are pros and cons to both outdoor and studio maternity photography sessions, one of my favorite things about being in the studio is how much I can play with lighting. Backlit photos are so striking, and especially well suited to maternity pictures. The silhouette of a gorgeous mama and her beautiful baby bump is a classic, and one that I never get tired of. Pregnancy is such an exciting time! In my work as a Eugene, Oregon photographer, I love being able to record different stages of life and capture beautiful memories for families. It gives meaning and purpose to my work, and I look forward to doing it every day. It was a delight to work with this wonderful couple as they prepare to welcome a new baby. KC and Christina also asked me to do newborn photos for their family after the little one arrives. I can’t wait! Baby has a session date all set up in December, and I’m already looking forward to it. It was great to meet this couple, and I’m so excited to meet the new little member of their family in just a few weeks. Interested in booking a professional maternity photography session? I offer both outdoor and studio options for maternity sessions. (Another fun thing about studio sessions is that you can start in the studio and then finish with a milk bath for a small additional fee.) If you’re not sure which type you want, you can see examples of outdoor and studio sessions, as well as milk bath pictures, in my maternity photo gallery. If you have questions or are ready to book your session, please get in touch! I would love to help you record your pregnancy and all of the memories and emotions that come with it!
At 32 weeks pregnant, our good friend Joni, Perry, our dog, Rio, and I set out to Evergreen, Colorado to document the belly bump. Our first stop was Evergreen Lake. When we arrived, there was the sweetest father/son duo fishing on this patch of rocks that Joni had scoped out earlier. She wanted to s
Today, on Soliel's official due date, I am sharing a few snaps from my Brianna Anderson maternity photoshoot. Even though Soleil has been here with us for nearly four weeks, what better way to celebrate the miracle of pregnancy than to look back and cherish these photos.
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RRP: $349 The Spell Canyon Moon Mesh Duster is ethereal and romantic, making it a popular choice for weddings and maternity photoshoots. The Spell Canyon Moon Duster is a wildly romantic lace robe that can sit on its own as a vintage inspired maternity robe or wedding gown or worn as a duster over your wedding gown. The duster is made from a vintage inspired mesh-lace that is original to Spell, you won't find this lace anywhere else because it is uniquely designed and milled it by Spell. Please note: this duster is not designed for maternity so if you are pregnant, it is best worn with the front open, and paired with nice lingerie to show off your curves as shown in pictures. Complete the boho look with one of our beautifully handmade flower crowns or a hat.
Hawaii Maternity Makua Beach by Mersadi Olson, Hawaii maternity and family photographer including outfit ideas for maternity session
nächtliches Babybauch-Shooting Vielen Dank, liebe Antje, für die außergwöhnlichen Bilder! Fotografin: Antje Jüttner
