I made six flower girl dresses for the girls that attended my wedding in July 2011. The dresses are based on the Simplicity 2828 pattern, with some modifications. I customized the sizes and lengths. The pattern only called for lining the bodice, but I also lined the skirt because I was concerned the silk fabric may be scratchy. I then added a layer of tulle between the lining and the shell, so the skirt would have some volume.
The most difficult part of the task was finding a color that would flatter both white and darker skins – i’m very happy with how the dusty pink worked out.
For the ring bearers and ushers, I made silk shantung ties in a slightly darker, but coordinated color.
Pure silk shantung shell, pure cotton lining and silk organza sash
Intermediate
Simplicity 2828
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Nov 23, 2011, 11.52 PMby sigreive
you know how to sew!!! real nice… congratulations of wedding!!!
Nov 20, 2011, 09.43 PMby Vanessa Velasquez
Oh my!!! what a talented bride, that’s a very lucky guy who got you!!!!
Nov 20, 2011, 02.36 AMby wildcatspow
These are adorable! Great job!