Showing posts with label Bubble dress. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bubble dress. Show all posts

Tuesday, 30 April 2013

Star of the day

In Belgium the month of May, is the month of the first Communion. We already presented the gift bags we made as a keepsake for the Communion of Julie.
Today we show you the dress and gadgets we made for the Communion of Elise. The star of the day, choose Twinkle Twinkle in teal from the ‘Constellations’ collection of Lizzy House.
Elise requested some matching gadgets for her hair and a wristband. As I did not know if she prefers an elastic headband or a tiara we made her one of each.
The Curl Up model on duty looks a little glum, she thought the gadgets where looking good on her and she disagreed on sending them to Belgium.



The sister of the party girl also got a new dress. She chose a Candy Cane Bubble Dress and matching accessories.



The clothes were send to Belgium, and after a sunny day we received these pictures.



Both Elise and Isaline wearing there party clothes.



Pattern of the flowers: Zo geknipt
Star fabric: Twinkle Twinkle in Teal from Lizzy House, bought @ HawthorneThreads
Candy Cane fabric: bought @ Bambiblauw
Dress patterns: homemade by Curl Up

Wednesday, 24 October 2012

Candy Shop Bubble dress

Guess what Jade is wearing today…


A Candy Shop bubble dress!


Definitely my new favorite pattern, super easy to assemble, although I doubt I will still like the dress while ironing it, as that seems to be less obvious then making the actual dress!


The pattern was drawn based on the patterns of these dresses. So the basis was an A-line dress. Some adjustments were made to bodice and skirt. The bodice was enlarged at the waistline but only with about a single cm. So the lining of the skirt part was made 1 cm wider as well. De outside fabric was made 6 cm wider at the waist and 11 cm underneath. The outside fabric is about 1.5 cm longer than the lining to avoid the lining from peeping out.



Firstly I finished the skirt, by attaching the lining to the outside fabric. Secondly I stitched the bodice, special attention went to making sure the design of the print was continuous on both sides of the blind zipper.
Lastly skirt and bodice were attached to each other.


I promise to publish some tutorials in November, this dress will be one of them as well as a pattern for the MacLaren liner, keep an eye on this blog.

I bought this Michael Miller fabric @ Vermiljoenshop.