To make this costume you will need basic sewing supplies, about 9 yards of black taffeta, 1 1/2 yards of 1 1/2-inch-wide black ribbon (for the cape), a top hat, 1 yard of millinery netting, 1 yard of black tulle, 1 2/3 yards of 1 1/2-inch-wide gray ribbon (for the hat), 1 black ostrich feather, fabric glue, and 2/3 yards of white cotton shirting. To learn how to make the costume, see page 82 of the new magazine.
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I heard somewhere that Halloween is Martha's all-time favorite holiday. She totally knows how to go all-out for Halloween. :)
I just started reading your blog, and it's awesome to know that there are so many Martha fans out there! :)
My blog is mostly about food and baking, but a few weeks ago I did a post about "Whatever, Martha!" on the Fine Living Network. http://www.thedailyv.com/?p=217
BTW - reading your blog has reminded me that I need to get a subscription to Martha Stewart Living ASAP. :)
Martha looks fabulous, does she not?
The issue itself is wonderful. It's very much a 'classic' Martha special issue in design. A nice throwback to the earlier years!
awesome photos! she's almost a style icon!
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