This was something I made a little while ago. It started off as just an idea for a gauzy textured, embellished hood which as I developed became a concept for a whole costume.
The further I got with sewing the hood the more it felt like something was missing so I made a matching robe to go with it. The whole thing is made from pale blue voile, the hood has been embellished with small amounts of other fabrics in shades of blue for example organza, manipulated into floral forms.
Close-up of the hood.
I used triple-flex plastic boning to give it it's shape. It's perfect for projects like this because it's incredibly lightweight but will still give fantastic support.
Showing posts with label Organza. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Organza. Show all posts
Friday, 20 April 2012
Saturday, 15 October 2011
Finished Project: Pink Oriental Handbag
Ages ago I started making a handbag but you know how it is when you get a big shiney idea in your head. I went off on a tangent and left my unfinished handbag shoved in a corner. So when my current handbag decided to completely fall apart at the seams I liberated the poor thing from under a pile of other unfinished bits and bobs.
I was going for a slightly oriental look with the beading in the shape of blossom branch and added organza blossoms to finish it off.
A close up of the beading work.
The whole thing is made from recycled fabrics including curtains and an industrial chair foam to give it shape. Finished just in time for a friends wedding!
I was going for a slightly oriental look with the beading in the shape of blossom branch and added organza blossoms to finish it off.
A close up of the beading work.
The whole thing is made from recycled fabrics including curtains and an industrial chair foam to give it shape. Finished just in time for a friends wedding!
Labels:
accessories,
beading,
blue,
Embroidered,
handbad,
Organza,
oriental,
pink,
recycled
Sunday, 20 March 2011
Finished Project - The Sirona Gown
This has been one of those projects where everything fell blissfully into place. There were no major difficulties to navigate, everything fit where it should and I didn't pull a single hair out!!!
The completed dress squeezed onto Claudia!
Dress from the front and a swooooosh of train.
With the lining all done and the hems all sorted, the best bit of all still remained - decoration.
I made loads of flowers (a biscuit tin full) from satin, organza and any other fabrics in shades of gold and cream I had in my stash.
I also payed a visted to Primark and bought a couple of pieces of jewellry which I cut up to utilise the beads. This is a great way of buying beads on a budget.
Pinning flowers in place.
More flowers arranged over the shoulder.
Flowers on the waistline.
The completed dress squeezed onto Claudia!
Dress from the front and a swooooosh of train.
With the lining all done and the hems all sorted, the best bit of all still remained - decoration.
I made loads of flowers (a biscuit tin full) from satin, organza and any other fabrics in shades of gold and cream I had in my stash.
I also payed a visted to Primark and bought a couple of pieces of jewellry which I cut up to utilise the beads. This is a great way of buying beads on a budget.
Pinning flowers in place.
More flowers arranged over the shoulder.
Flowers on the waistline.
Another shot of the front.
Space is a bit tight to get decent photographs of the entire dress so when the weather dries up a bit I'm planning to drag Claudia into the garden and get some better photos.
Labels:
Cream,
Fabric flowers,
finished,
Finished project,
gold,
Organza,
Sirona,
Sirona Gown
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