Special Features * Rustic Reclaimed Wood * Rustic plank wood top * Solid Wood back * Dresser top extends slightly over frame
This would be especially fun to do with a friend
Trumpet wedding dress While the exact origins are not as well-documented as some other styles, trumpet gowns gained popularity in the mid-20th century
I especially love this look paired with loafers + socks
Main Outer Skirt: 25-26 metres of white silk gauze (3mm weight) 55" wide (www.dharmatrading.com/) Half was dyed using Dharma acid dye 424 True Turquoise Half was dyed using Jacquard acid dye 621 Sky Blue Scrap of Blue cotton fabric for the yoke Hooks and Eyes Small piece of interfacing Bodice: Simplicity 1026 1 Metre silver polyester dupion ( www.ebay.co.uk/itm/191752716584?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2648&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT) 1/2 metre Pale blue cotton for liner 1/2 metre Sky Blue cotton for outer layer 1/2 metre Pale Blue crystal organza to mount Bias binding for boning channels 7mm Spring Boning sufficient for all the boning channels Boning ends Hooks and eyes (or make bars) 1 metre waist tape 1-2 metres piping cord Bertha: 2 metres Pale Blue Sheen organza Various fabrics for making the butterflies Fabric paints Embellishments: Swarovski crystals: Flat back, clear, sizes SS10, SS8 Total used 2,642 (If you are on a budget and can't afford Swarovski, you can use Czech DMC crystals, which are half the price and just as good.) To make crinoline: Make up as per instructions
Thank you for such high mark, Emma
