Inspired: Prom Dress Made From Coffee Filters
We can only wish that at 18 we had been as cool as Missouri high school senior Aimee Kick, who designed her own prom dress out of unbleached paper coffee filters.
Her school newspaper wrote about the project, which took about a month to complete:
“Each and every filter is sewn onto a fabric base that I made. Most filters have multiple seams over them, save for the bodice, which was all hand sewn,” said Aimee.
At times this was a little difficult because she has never used coffee filters to make clothing, but she was very motivated to complete the challenge.
“I am very inspired to use different materials, so it was more of a stimulating challenge than a difficulty,” Aimee said.
Aimee clearly has a bright DIY future ahead of her. Plus she looked beautiful in her unique dress!

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Oh gosh! Sooo cool.
Comment by Johanna — June 7, 2009 @ 2:41 pm
You totally GO girl! VERY inspiring. Thank you!
Comment by Heather — July 10, 2009 @ 6:24 pm
[...] found this slideshow from Beijing’s Condom Fashion Show this summer. In the same vein as the prom dress made from coffee filters, we are seriously impressed by the creative minds that came up with these ballgowns and one-pieces [...]
Pingback by Ethical Style » When Fashion and Public Health Collide: Condom Fashion Show — November 5, 2009 @ 6:52 pm
i think that this is an amazing dress,
from all the girls at avonbourne school bournemouth,..
good luck with the future♥
Comment by casey loton — November 18, 2009 @ 9:35 am