My Wilder girls in new Valentine's Day Dresses
Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2013 2:56 pm
Here's my latest work. All hand sewn, mostly just quilting cottons.
Joan's (left) dress came from a free pattern for a flapper-style dress I found somewhere I can't remember online. Instead of the fringe I added two rows of ruffles at the bottom and a lace ruffle on top of those, plus a lace collar. Gauntlets were a scrap of stretch lace and I used a Swarovski ruby heart crystal focal for her necklace. The belt is a leather bracelet.
For Rose's (right) dress, I used the bodice of Martha's Cute & Colorful dress, made a simple tube skirt and added the lace overlay. Lace trim was cut down and ruffled for her collar and the same lace as the overskirt to make the gauntlets. Her glass beaded necklace has a mangetic clasp for easy on and off as does Joan's.
I actually made another outfit for Rose of a bustier & A-line skirt, but it didn't suit her personality. Maybe I'll go put it up for sale.
Joan's (left) dress came from a free pattern for a flapper-style dress I found somewhere I can't remember online. Instead of the fringe I added two rows of ruffles at the bottom and a lace ruffle on top of those, plus a lace collar. Gauntlets were a scrap of stretch lace and I used a Swarovski ruby heart crystal focal for her necklace. The belt is a leather bracelet.
For Rose's (right) dress, I used the bodice of Martha's Cute & Colorful dress, made a simple tube skirt and added the lace overlay. Lace trim was cut down and ruffled for her collar and the same lace as the overskirt to make the gauntlets. Her glass beaded necklace has a mangetic clasp for easy on and off as does Joan's.
I actually made another outfit for Rose of a bustier & A-line skirt, but it didn't suit her personality. Maybe I'll go put it up for sale.