My sister got married recently. It was quite quick so the dress was bought off the rail, and she didn’t like the sash at the back (see last picture). Since we’d had trouble finding a bolero she liked I volunteered to make one for her using the sash.
Check out my blog for more details:
http://www.craftedbyme.blogspot.com
Bridal satin from dress sash, polyester lining fabric in stash
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Feb 28, 2012, 10.53 PMby peaches2218
This is totally gorgeous. I can’t believe you had enough fabric from a sash to get something this classic and beautiful.
Feb 28, 2012, 09.28 PMby EdelweissPatterns
What a classy bolero! I just made a similiar project, making an entire wedding dress overnight for my sister-in-law’s ceremony! You can see pictures of it here: http://www.edelweisspatterns.com/blog/?p=1863
Happy sewing!
Katrina
Feb 28, 2012, 06.52 PMby emmstyle
Thanks for sharing this. I went to your blog and read what you had to do to separate t he sash from the dress. Pretty courageous! What a beautiful result.
Feb 28, 2012, 12.52 PMby Andrew Tanardi
Beautiful and inspiring
Feb 28, 2012, 05.26 AMby Harshani Daniel
neat !!!!
Feb 28, 2012, 04.33 AMby skufish
Amazingly resourceful and thoughtfully designed!
Feb 28, 2012, 04.27 AMby candicej
It’s beautiful, and so well constructed :-)
Feb 27, 2012, 11.42 PMby patti-r
Lovely!!