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Waiting until the last minute to scramble for a dress will only frustrate you as the options will have dwindled down. Start looking about 3 months before prom. This will give you time to do a thorough search and find something you absolutely love. Don't forget about alterations. This could add several weeks to your timeline. Whether you're paying for your dress or your parents, you need to have a budget in mind. Since you've already done your research, you should have a general idea of how much dresses cost, especially the ones you like. By weeding out dresses over budget, you will make shopping a lot easier on yourself. Keep in mind that the budget isn't solely the dress. Remember that you will likely want to get your hair and nails done, perhaps rent a limo and buy a new piece of jewelry to complement the ensemble. No point in setting a budget and blowing it. While it may be tempting to spend an extra $50 here or another $30 there, it will add up quickly. Are you petite, tall or curvy? Apple shaped or pear? By determining this, you will be able to focus your search on dresses that will flatter your figure. No need to waste time longing for a dress that will make you feel awkward. Apple: This is when you carry weight around your mid section. A lot of apple body types have slim legs and larger waists. Pick a dress with an empire waist or embellished top. This will draw eyes upward. Another consideration is an a-line or full skirt. Pear: If your hips are larger than your bust, you probably fall into this category. When choosing a dress, find something that accentuates your waist and adds volume to your upper body. This will balance out your silhouette. Strapless dresses with full skirts are excellent choices. Petite: Consider yourself petite if you are under 5'3" tall. If you'd like to look taller, wear a dress with an asymmetrical hem. Floor length gowns may make you look smaller. Also, anything with vertical prints or pleating will elongate your frame. Slender: If you are long and lean, definitely think about a fitted dress for the prom. If you'd like to create more shape, add curves and dimension by wearing asymmetric necklines and/or a belt. Hourglass: This shape is defined as the bust and hips being proportionate to each other with a defined waistline. Look for dresses that create a wrap effect or have a fitted top. These will accentuate your favorite assets. Busty: If you have a large bust and narrow hips, you may fall into this group. You can downplay your upper body by choosing a dress that adds curves along your hips. You can do this with ruffles or pleats. Even if your school doesn't have one normally, a formal dance might be the exception. Find out what it is and stick to it. It would be awful to spend hours shopping, getting dolled up and then being stuck in the parking lot all night. Find creative ways to work within the guidelines like bringing along a shawl or adding cute straps or cap sleeves to a strapless dress.

summary: Allow enough time. Set a budget. Know your body type. Ask about a dress code.

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Before you build your drawer, you will need to line it with your baize or felt fabric. Cut a piece of fabric to fit into the 16.7cm by 11 centimeter (4.3in) piece. Then, use your glue stick to attach the fabric to this piece. Make sure that you smooth out the fabric to avoid bumps or bubbles. Use the hot glue gun to attach your 11cm by 2.7cm pieces to the 11cm long sides of your 16.7 centimeter (6.6in) by 11cm piece. Then, use the glue gun to attach your 17.7 centimeter (7in) by 2.7cm pieces to the 16.7 centimeter (6.6in) sides of your 16.7 centimeter (6.6in) by 11cm piece. Make sure that you press on each of the sides to ensure that they are firmly in place. You will use a piece of your baize or felt fabric to attach the cover to the jewelry box. Cut a piece of your baize or felt so that it is 20 centimeter (7.9in) long and about 5 cm wide. Then, use your hot glue gun to attach the fabric to the long edge of your cover (the 20cm by 13cm piece). Make sure that a couple of inches hang off the edge. Take a piece of your decorative paper and make sure that it is large enough to cover an entire side of your cover piece. Use your glue stick to apply the decorative paper to the cover. Then, fold the excess paper over the edges of the cover and then secure them with glue. Apply decorative paper to the the inside of the cover as well. This piece should stay a little inside of the cover edge, but the whole surface should be covered in decorative paper when you are done. Use the fabric that you glued to the edge of the cover to attach the cover to the jewelry box. Glue the edge to the outside of the back of your jewelry box. You will be covering this area with decorative paper, so do not worry about the fabric showing.
summary: Line the bottom piece of the drawer. Glue on the sides. Apply a piece of baize to the cover edge. Decorate the cover. Attach the cover to the jewelry box.