You can't deserialize that, because you have invented things that aren't part of the icalendar spec, and aren't supported by ical.net (dday.ical is now ical.net). These things are malformed, or don't exist:
CREATED;
VALUE=DATE:00010101
EFFECTIVEDATETIME:2015-05-27T07:46:55.3203522+00:00
Have a look at the VEVENT documentation for valid VEVENT blocks:
http://www.kanzaki.com/docs/ical/vevent.html
Your question speaks to a weakness of the ical.net API: you can't deserialize icalendar components in a piecemeal fashion. In a perfect world, you would be able to pass your string to the Event
constructor, and it would do the right thing.
I have an open ticket to re-evaluate ical.net's parsing and serialization which will cover this use case. Getting there will take some time.
https://github.com/rianjs/ical.net/issues/22