Easter dresses...sneak peek
The Easter rush has begun! You know...when you wait until the Monday before Easter to decide what to sew.... Well it's starting to come together now and hopefully by Easter morning we will have finished dresses. Hopefully. LOL! Here is a "little" list of what I still have to do:
:: Embroidery on both dresses
:: Sleeves and lace for Maddie's dress
:: Make pink slips for both girls
:: Entredeux and lace on the neckline of Molly's dress
:: Buttons and buttonholes for both dresses
:: Lace for the sleeve of Molly's dress
:: Hems on both dresses
I hope to be posting pictures of finished dresses soon! 
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11 comments:
Those are so amazingly beautiful, Samantha! Simply gorgeous!
They look lovely! Can't wait to see the finished dresses.
wow! Down to the wire on finishing those. I am so jealous of all these sewing projects going on. My machines are all packed away to get ready for us to list our house.
Soooo pretty! I can't wait to see them finished and modeled! :)
They are beautiful!
How beautiful! Can't wait to see the end result!
What patterns did you use. They are beautiful!
:0D are you going to hide the wellies?....
Oh so beautiful! Your girls will look like little angels! What material did you use?
Can't wait to see the slips and everything all finished! Happy Easter!
jenn
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Hey Kristen!
I just used a regular yoke dress pattern (any one would do) and I just layered on the puffing :)You could think of it like you make fabric out of puffing and the you cut the dress out of that. Hope that answers your question!!
Jenn,
The fabric is imported Swiss Imperial Batiste by Spechler Vouge. Oh it is sooo yummy! It has a beautiful sheen to it too, almost like fine silk, but it is the softest fabric ever! I am in love with this stuff!
xoxo,
Samantha
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Gorgeous! Love,love, love them!!
I'm finishing my little girl's dress today. Most of it was done last Sat. I used your gather tutorial for my gathers. I'll post the dress today or tomorrow. If you'd like to take a look.
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