Golden Book Gown: Refashioning at it’s Finest!


There are not too many things that make me say, “Wow!”

But, holy cow, when I came across this Golden Book Gown by Ryan Jude Novelline, I was absolutely amazed and I thought you might enjoy it as much as I did!

The bodice is made from the golden spines of original Golden Books and the dress is made entirely from the pages.

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Now this is refashioning at it’s finest!

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About The Renegade Seamstress

I'm a busy wife, mom, grandma, and teacher who loves to create. I've joined the refashion scene and I 'd like to share and connect with all those talented and creative people out there doing similar things.
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44 Responses to Golden Book Gown: Refashioning at it’s Finest!

  1. BeingZhenya says:

    This is really pretty, not really wearable though, unless you get invited to the Book Club themed Met Gala πŸ™‚
    Zhenya
    http://beingzhenya.com

  2. Pat says:

    Is the dress Barbie doll size? The model looks unreal. Whatever, the dress is beauiful and someone has a terrific vision and sense of style. Absolutely gorgeous!!

  3. Debbie says:

    What fun! Stay out of the rain when wearing this one. Love your Blog, so inspiring!

  4. mzvonny says:

    Reblogged this on VONNY.

  5. Jill says:

    That is gorgeous!

  6. Claudia says:

    Beautiful ! It actually looks like an impressionist painting ! But, oh wow must it not be confortable,,,:/

  7. Kathy says:

    WOW!! Love your blog

  8. Absolutely gorgeous in design, color and creativity. Thanks for sharing.

  9. vjstracener says:

    Oh that is beautiful. And a neat refashion.

  10. I second your WOW! Holy cow this is amazing!!

  11. Gjeometry says:

    Yes, definitely WOW! Do you think this dress is actually wearable? Or is it more like those dresses made out of toilet paper that look good, but you can’t bend over in them?

  12. Jo H. says:

    How creative! The colours are beautiful. A storybook dress … from storybooks!

  13. Anny says:

    This is too cool! It’s funny because, before I even read your comments, I saw the picture and immediately thought of a book I had as a child. It was one of my all time favorites and I think it was called something like The Twelve Dancing Princesses? Anyway, thanks for the good memory.

  14. Golden Book were printed by Western Publishing in Racine, WI were I grew up! Little did I know when my uncle Bob, an engraver with this company, brought all these books to us a gorgeous dress could be fashioned from them! Amazing!

  15. Reblogged this on a little bird made me and commented:
    This is my first ever reblog – prompted by the post by The Renegade Seamstress on a gorgeous example of refashioned clothing – a dress made from Little Golden Books. Enjoy!

  16. Jennie says:

    WOW!!! incredible!

  17. blankenmom says:

    How’d they get the pages to be soft to lay right and not be all…. papery?

  18. My goodness! Another reason to love my old golden books!

  19. Nikitaland says:

    Definitely clicking the “Like” button is not what I wanted to do here…..as there needs to be a “Love” button! This dress is F-A-B-U-L-O-U-S! I love it! Now, I bet you are looking around your place to see what you can use for a dress…am I right?

  20. I love Golden books! So much its bittersweet for me! I can’t imagine “destroying” them to make something so “beautiful”! But it is quite gorgeous!

    I just found you from yesterdayPinterest- and have to admit I have been stalking the ins and outs of your blog already! Very nice! You have a new subscriber! πŸ™‚
    AbsewlutelyChrissyCouture.blogspot.com

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