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I layered the float items between the vintage tulle and free motioned stitched over them to keep them in place. You can hand stitch them if you have the patience. Not.
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May 21, 2011, 12.39 PMby allyoop
Wow, that is a gorgeous effect. my mind is racing! Danger, danger!
Mar 19, 2010, 06.36 PMby nevermind
Really good looking addition to an outfit. This sort of accent might be useful on a lace/netting shrug over a wedding dress. For a more frenetic look you could slash the cloth on your lace, leaving the base fabric to fray. Then maybe stitch in some of that ready frayed yarn, perhaps in a complementary or contrasting color. Thanks for the tutorial.
Jan 24, 2010, 02.13 PMby 251bamafan
this is really beautiful. You are very talented. I don’t know if I am ambitous enough to try it, but something I would like to keep in my mind for next holiday season