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A bit of a 'do' / Re: Bridal Lace
« on: January 13, 2022, 18:15:48 PM »
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A bit of a 'do' / Re: Bridal Lace
« on: January 13, 2022, 18:06:38 PM »
Thank you for your tips and advice, very much appreciated! 
I'm currently working on a draft of the bodice based on a bustier pattern I've used before, just modified the cups a bit.
Yes it will indeed have a lining underneath the lace :p in still thinking of what fabric to use for that.. I'm not a big fan of the shiny-ness of satin so thinking of lightweight alternatives (hopefully it will be a summer wedding).
I'm currently working on a draft of the bodice based on a bustier pattern I've used before, just modified the cups a bit.
Yes it will indeed have a lining underneath the lace :p in still thinking of what fabric to use for that.. I'm not a big fan of the shiny-ness of satin so thinking of lightweight alternatives (hopefully it will be a summer wedding).
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A bit of a 'do' / Bridal Lace
« on: January 13, 2022, 05:31:53 AM »
Hello. I am attempting to sew my own wedding dress but I have some uncertainties I would like some advice on. The style I am going for is a sheath or fit and flare with a structured bodice and thin straps. The plan is for it to be full lace, but I haven't had much experience with embroidered non stretch lace. How much ease would be needed to account for the tight fit around the hips? Also, since adding darts in the bodice would likely mess with the lace pattern I will likely just applique the pattern onto the bodice, but I assume it will need some sort of netting/ tulle underneath, right? Any other tips/ tricks for working with bridal lace is appreciated!
Thank you for any help!
Thank you for any help!
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