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Do you like this ballerinas dress?? ;) â„
Flower Dress: The Bodice
My inspiration for this dress came from a picture of a similar dress I saw on the internet. I used painterâs tape on my dress form to draft a pattern of my own.
I used extra fabric to make a mock-up of the bodice.
This is the actual bodice with the panels sewn together.
I then hand-sewed a second layer to give the bodice more strength.Â
I added the boning added to the second layer of the fabric, adding shape and strength to the bodice.
I took the flower patterned lace from the sleeves of an old wedding dress and used it to give the bodice a simple, yet elegant look.
To make sure that there were no unnecessary bubbles of fabric I sewed most of the flowers to the bodice, then hand sewed the edges down to give it a smooth look.
What is unique about this bodice is that, other than the pattern pieces and the boning, it is entirely hand-sewn which gives it a very unique look at the seams. Iâm also proud that I designed it just with tape.
**** Note: Original idea of the flower dress is Angela Clayton, (Doxiequeen1.tumblr.com)Â
Robe en papier, paper dress
By MissClara
Donât you want to be alive before you die?
Swinging London Beautician Lesley Jones adorns Jean Wood with the exciting new âhappy flower kaleidescope eyesâ. The latest trend in make-up to hit England,19th September 1967. Photo by Ian Tyas
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Lily Cole shot by Tim Walker for i_D September 2008
ph.by sofia sanchez & mauro mongiello for numero tokyo,september 2016.
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