I have two new heroes….
John and Diane Wright.
They are my refashion heroes!!!
To see what refashioning looks like in it’s finest form, check out what this couple is doing with yard sale wedding dresses.
I’d love to be involved in something like this.
Be sure to bring a tissue with you!
AHHHHHmazing!
The Renegade Seamstress 
Wowzers! That’s absolutely amazing!
Very moving 😉
Very touching… nice to know people like the Wrights exist, and the story gets told. Bless their hearts and actions.
Beautiful. I know so many people who have been through this. What a heart-felt and thoughtful way to serve a community!
God bless this dear sweet couple.
What a display of compassion. This restores my faith in humanity.
You said it!
Very nice. Heart warming ❤️
My mother recently donated her wedding gown to this cause.
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You weren’t kidding about the tissues. This is precious.
Beth, I saw this news story last night. What a wonderful story.
Cheers, Jo Ann
so sweet and amazing!
I was so touched, I have a couple dresses, I could repurpose, and I think that is a very sweet worthy thing to do.
Date: Tue, 3 Nov 2015 13:54:34 +0000 To: vickyscott@hotmail.com
I love you for posting this inspiring and heartwarming story in the midst of so much sadness in the world.
I’m from Wisconsin. There is a group here that accepts wedding gowns for this very purpose. The finished baby angel gowns are then donated to Children’s Hospital Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI.
Oh, wow, that’s a lovely story. I know about about groups that make knitted garments and tiny blankets for the same purpose, but I think this method is better. Thank you so much for posting this!
Check with any hospital and you will find they would appreciate
anything like this. I belonged to a group of quilters who made
Comfort Quilts for sick children and special tiny white quilts for
those whose babies died or ladies who suffered miscarriages.
Can’t think of a better reason to refashion. Lovely people.
had to share with my friends…such a sweet couple…and a wonderful way to help with their pain that is still there…thanks for sharing…
Thank you for sharing this beautiful story. The talents and gifts are amazing.
How very beautiful.
There is also a group of people in Utah that does the same thing. Such a giving idea. Sooo thoughtful. I made one for a little boy that died at birth of my niece’s.
Here in Indiana our organization is called Little Angel Gowns. Always accepting volunteers for sewing Angel Gowns.
Oh, what a beautiful thing to do! Very touching!
I’d love to do this someday!!