Flower dress. Yellow is the ovule (I think that’s what you call it) and the leafs/petals are in green. I did everything myself from the sketch to the sewing. I hand stitched/embroidered each leaf’s veins, each individual leaf took me over 1 hour to finish with a total of 33 leafs. I also mainly put the entire bottom part (leafs) by hand so that it can look more flowy and not so stiff.
yellow in 100% silk. green in suede.
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Sep 11, 2008, 06.06 AMby mmmrphs
So much fun!!!
Jul 2, 2008, 02.50 PMby milkyway
OMG it is a really nice dress, super original, I like it very much. How patient you are!! But it really worth it
Jul 2, 2008, 06.33 AMby carlatv
Very Cute Dress!
Jul 2, 2008, 01.27 AMby anajan
So original! The interesting thing about this dress is that it’s actually wearable. The leaf embroidery is a perfect detail. I’m so impressed with your patience and effort to hand stich and embroider the leafs. What was the occasion for creating such an unusual dress?
Jul 1, 2008, 09.34 PMby camilaustral
wow! super cute dress!!! i love it, i would wear it on the street.. maybe not, but i would wear it every single chance i have. i’m favorite-ing this ;)