I finished my Curtain-along gown, and just in the nick of time as I'd wanted to finish it in 2012! In case, you don't know what the Curtain-along is, lots of us are making gowns out of this curtain fabric, which comes in lots of different color ways. You can read more on Jen Thompson's post.
I was inspired by Jenny Rose's ruffled jacket and this period gown:
So here is mine. It's a quarter-back anglaise with a two layered peplum. I like the little apron on it, but I'm not sold on the sleeve flounces. But they're easy enough to take out. I had the red ribbon set aside for this project (it came with a batch of craft stuff from my mom a while ago) and then American Duchess put a similar ribbon on hers. I don't want to be a copy cat, but I like it, so I'm going to keep it. Plus, we're all using the same fabric anyway! ;-)
Here are a few pictures without the sleeve flounces:
Red is the natural choice to put with this fabric, and your ribbon is way prettier than mine, imo!
ReplyDeleteGlad you're ok with it! I adore how your gown turned out. The fall photo shoot was fantastic! :-)
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ReplyDeleteThat turned out SO GOOD!!! I looooooove the little peplum, and I can't wait to see this on you! It's adorable! :)
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DeleteThis looks so amazing! I wish I was this good at making dresses! Soon, I hope, I will be basically good.
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DeleteLove it! I'm plotting my dress for the same event. And red is the ideal choice to accompany it! I haven't started yet! But I love yours too!
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Thanks so much! I'll look forward to seeing yours! I'll add your blog to my googlereader! :-)
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