Now I am dreaming of making flower girl dresses...how about in silk dupioni...!
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Flower girl
Ok, so this dress wasn't for a wedding, but it could have been! Jamelle Kelly of Cameron + Kelly Studios commissioned me to make a dress for her little girl. She picked the cutest fabric! I based the design of the dress on The Party Dress by The Cottage Home. Because the pattern is only designed for up to size 5, I used measurements to resize the dress up to about a size 8. I also added cap sleeves and removed the band of contrasting fabric at the bottom. I think it came out great!
Now I am dreaming of making flower girl dresses...how about in silk dupioni...!
Now I am dreaming of making flower girl dresses...how about in silk dupioni...!
Custom Dresses!
The year is starting out great and I am working on several really fun custom dresses! Below are the drawings for two different dresses I will be designing and making over the next few months!
Here is the front for the first dress. Originally the bride wanted a cocktail length dress in lace to reflect her fun casual take on life. But after thinking about her wedding a little more, she decided she wanted a long dress for the "wow" factor during the ceremony. We came up with a removable satin underskirt that will provide the elegance she wants during the ceremony but that can be taken off for the reception so she can dance and have fun! I designed my own wedding dress in a similar way so I could remove the train and dance!
This dress will also be a real treat to work on! This bride has some lace from a family heirloom that she wants to incorporate into the dress. She is also looking for a floating/airy ethereal feeling. This dress will have a sheer silk chiffon overlay on top of the lace to soften the lines of the dress. We are having fun sourcing eco-friendly fabrics like peace silks, vintage silks, and recycled tulle to make this dress!
What does your dream dress look like?
Here is the front for the first dress. Originally the bride wanted a cocktail length dress in lace to reflect her fun casual take on life. But after thinking about her wedding a little more, she decided she wanted a long dress for the "wow" factor during the ceremony. We came up with a removable satin underskirt that will provide the elegance she wants during the ceremony but that can be taken off for the reception so she can dance and have fun! I designed my own wedding dress in a similar way so I could remove the train and dance!
This dress will also be a real treat to work on! This bride has some lace from a family heirloom that she wants to incorporate into the dress. She is also looking for a floating/airy ethereal feeling. This dress will have a sheer silk chiffon overlay on top of the lace to soften the lines of the dress. We are having fun sourcing eco-friendly fabrics like peace silks, vintage silks, and recycled tulle to make this dress!
What does your dream dress look like?
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