Size: 12
Fabric: Stretch Satin (3 Yds) and embellished lace (1/2 Yd.) from Haberman Fabrics, Royal Oak MI. Lining (3 Yds) from Joann's.
Notions: 7" Invisible Zipper, Bra Cups
All the work with this dress was in the embellished lace. Strategically laying out the pattern, removing beads/sequins and tying off the remaining threads... But, it's also what makes this dress so gorgeous.
All in all, a very pretty dress and very easy to make. The front gathers make this dress flattering on many shapes.
In other news, I have 3 more dresses to show you, but I've been too busy with summertime-home/pool-ownerships duties to blog about them! I will do some photo sessions this week, and get my blog up to date!
7 comments:
the dress is Pretty! I am very glad to see you blogging again!
Beautiful! It is always dificult to get a teenager to reply after an event is finished. I am sure she had many compliments the night of prom.
No matter what, it really is a pretty dress. Teenagers can be so picky and see errors no-one else sees.
She looks beautiful. Why are teenage girls so hard on themselves and others?
The dress is very pretty.
I think the dress looks great - she is probably just being a typical teenager and forgot all about it.
The dress is pretty. I've been making prom gowns for 25 years and I get more promises of pics than actual pics. I try to take them myself at final fitting or if I get invited to the prom send off. Society puts so much pressure on women to look a certain way, be a certain size, unfortunately prom is the real beginning of this in a lot of girls' life. Don't stress about your work, it is beautiful.
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