The Junior Dress Form
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This post may contain affiliate links. I wasn't looking for another dress form. I didn't NEED another dress form. But when I spotted her, I knew SHE needed ME ! W elcome to the 'Do It Over' Designers blog hop. We are a group of bloggers who love to recycle/upcycle/DIY. I'm happy to host this hop and I hope you'll visit everyone to see what they have to share with you. Their links will be listed at the end of this post. It all started at a random yard sale that my husband and I came across one Saturday afternoon. There were many relics that were discovered in an old barn - this dress form included. What made her unique was the fact that she was found under the floor - in the dirt. She was dirty, torn, and eaten away by who knows what - -mice? -rats? And let's not forget the rust. Miraculously, part of her tag still was attached. It now lives on the inside. Let's face it. Most would consider her a 'Lost Cause', but I love a challen