The $50 wedding dress alteration that taught me to stop fighting the fabric
My mom kept insisting I needed to take in the bodice myself to save cash, but after three failed attempts with the same satin, I caved and paid a seamstress at a shop near Spokane. She spent 20 minutes just looking at how the bias cut hung and then made two tiny tucks that fixed everything. I almost told her she was overcharging for what looked like nothing, but the way the dress moved after proved she knew something I didn't. Has anyone else had a pro fix something in minutes that you'd been struggling with for hours? What did it run you?