1550s Venetian Dress done!
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I really, really, like this style. I do still have to add the lacing rings but that's it. I constructed this one a bit differently than my other gowns. The skirt is gathered and then sewn, right sides together, to the bodice, rather than sewing just the outer part of the bodice to the skirt and flipping those under to tuck underneath the lining. I hope that makes sense!
I really, really, like this style. I do still have to add the lacing rings but that's it. I constructed this one a bit differently than my other gowns. The skirt is gathered and then sewn, right sides together, to the bodice, rather than sewing just the outer part of the bodice to the skirt and flipping those under to tuck underneath the lining. I hope that makes sense!
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Date: 2010-07-29 12:02 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2010-07-29 01:43 am (UTC)murderedevolved McCall's Tudor Rose pattern (http://www.bonniespatternshop.com/product/elegant-tudor-era-costume-pattern-gown-headpiece). The evolved pattern is here (http://www.flickr.com/photos/jubileel/4825975128/).no subject
Date: 2010-08-03 01:23 am (UTC)