Showing posts with label 50s dress. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 50s dress. Show all posts
Friday, 18 February 2011
All About Eve
Our 'All about Eve' dress made in the emerald green silk and tulle with net underskirt's and corseted bodice.
Thursday, 19 August 2010
Gorgeous Grey Roses
A quick post to show you this darling of a dress.
The fabric is an original 1950's crisp cotton purchased from atomickatz (an excellent etsy shop packed with gorgeous vintage finds) and we teamed it with a crepe bodice and added our all important bow!
The fabric is an original 1950's crisp cotton purchased from atomickatz (an excellent etsy shop packed with gorgeous vintage finds) and we teamed it with a crepe bodice and added our all important bow!
Thursday, 8 July 2010
Candy Stripes
At last my Internet is working again. Living out in the sticks, broadband speeds are a little volatile to say the least.
I wanted to talk about a fitting for a wedding dress I had yesterday which went wonderfully well. I can't say too much about this dress just in case the husband to be decides to take an interest in dress making!
The bride did bring along some awesome accessories to wear with her dress, one of which was this gorgeous little fascinator from coast made in candy stripes. This has inspired me to make a candy striped dress when I get the chance with a great 50s twist as always.
Here's a great vintage pattern illustration by Simplicity. The little peter pan collar and white gloves finish the look perfectly, so ladylike.
I wanted to talk about a fitting for a wedding dress I had yesterday which went wonderfully well. I can't say too much about this dress just in case the husband to be decides to take an interest in dress making!
The bride did bring along some awesome accessories to wear with her dress, one of which was this gorgeous little fascinator from coast made in candy stripes. This has inspired me to make a candy striped dress when I get the chance with a great 50s twist as always.
Here's a great vintage pattern illustration by Simplicity. The little peter pan collar and white gloves finish the look perfectly, so ladylike.
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