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In my quest of suitable party and performance dresses I decided to make my own. As I don’t have a sewing machine here in US I decided to crochet my outfits.
I felt I need more than one so I came up with the idea of exchangeable bottoms, which are in same color scheme. 2 tops and 2 bottoms make 4 dresses.
I also decided to match it up with fitting jewelry and clutch bags with a decent length chains so I can dance with bag on me and yet have free hands.
These are materials I used…
Corset:
8 50g balls of thread – “Cool Cotton” by Filatura Lanarota, 52% cotton, 48% acrylic
one pair of push up bra pads and metal circles
1 yd plastic bone (I would use metal bones next time)
50 metal rings for tying the corset
leather or fabric band
30 rings for attaching the bottom
2 mm crochet needle
Skirt:
thread: 9 balls of “Jewels” yearn by Karabella Yarns
6.50 mm crochet needle
30 rings to attach the bottom to the top
Clutch bag:
-1,5 balls of “Cool Cotton” by Filatura Lanarota yarn
-Lining in fitting color
-Zipper
-Self-adhesive fabrics
-metal chain
-2 crochet bands, 1 leather band length of chain
-2 pieces of plastic bone in length of zipper
-various metal parts for closure of bag and attachemnt of chain
-Different size pliers
-2 mm crochet needle
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Dec 26, 2012, 03.19 PMby kelepso
Amazing crotchet work
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Feb 23, 2013, 04.52 AMby ddds
thank you!
Dec 25, 2012, 04.47 PMby Timmithea Leeds
Cute. Must be very young to wear it! You look fabulous!
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Feb 23, 2013, 04.54 AMby ddds
thank you! Actually I am turning 30 this year. lol. Definitely must be in shape for these type of cocktail dresses. Although, I think if the skirt part is “more proper”, still a middle aged woman could wear this – corsets have been around for a couple hundreds of years.
Dec 24, 2012, 07.09 PMby Mary Athey
Stunning work!! These are wonderful and.so.unique. Love.them.merry xmas x
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Feb 23, 2013, 04.55 AMby ddds
thank you! need to hit NYC subway with new projects, I guess! ;)