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Ileana Mannequin

Hi Lovelies,

With Christmas getting closer and closer every day, 
the ladies at the Scrap N Patch are in full Christmas mode! 
So, that calls for a Christmas mannequin!



What's better than a beautifully decorated Christmas tree, 
with twinkling mini star Christmas lights?
Not much, Except Ileana.


Ileana is an eclectic statement of all things Christmas, 
combined to make a stunning dress!


Her bodice is covered with delicate vintage lace, 
bold poinsettias and tiny diamantes that twinkle just like Christmas lights 
when they catch a ray of light.


This stunning mannequin is so easy to personalise to your favourite 
Christmas theme to match the rest of your home! 





This mannequin is just stunning from every single angle! 



How gorgeous is the gold bow on the back of Ileana's dress? 
Helen never ceases to impress us with each mannequin - and they're all so unique and different!




This class is a must! 
Whether you keep this lovely little mannequin as a yearly Christmas decoration, 
or gift her as a thoughtful present, she is an absolute treat to create 
and you're sure to have a wonderful time!



Seats always sell out fast in Helen's mannequin classes,
especially when it comes to Christmas mannequins!
So please contact us to reserve your seat!


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