Here's the bodice pattern.
I underlined it with organza and stitched it to the lining as shown below.
I underlined it with organza and stitched it to the lining as shown below.
Here's the finished petticoat before it's attached to the skirt at the waist. Marji asked if I attached the netting to the lining at hem: No, I attached the crinoline fabric to the lining at them. The word Crinoline is confusing to me. From what I understand it can mean two things; the finished petticoat, or, the fabric. In my case I use the word to describe the fabric I used on the bottom of the lining. That's what they called it at F & S Fabrics.
An up close of the back.
DD is staying a few more days so I'm hopeful I get a good photo of her wearing it. She found a super adorable pair of shoes at Nordstrom.
And off topic: Boy is it hot in LA, 91 F!! Not complaining, just amazed.
This is SO gorgeous!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! The dress is looking beau-ti-ful!
ReplyDeleteI'm just loving following the construction on this dress.
ReplyDeleteHope you do get a picture on your daughter.
It's lovely!
Omigosh, this is a to-die-for dress. Yes, please get a photo of DD in it.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, this dress is just gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteThat dress is amazing!
ReplyDeleteThis is looking so beautiful. I do hope you get that photo of DD in it...with the shoes!
ReplyDeleteAmazing!!!
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