princess line petticoat

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Okay, note the tv type and the lack of carpeting, I drafted this back in ’06 ish for my princess line sheer gown. So clearly I was determined that it would indeed be princess line!

 

I would however like to make a very extended train and a full balayeuse to make the hem swish.

I just needed to refresh where seams are most likely to appear, and I am pretty right here. Darts at the front but they may need to be longer, and seams at the back. I may or may not break out Patterns of Fashion again.

I will give my black and white gown one last press to see if I can bring it back to wearability before I turn the ruffles into a balayeuse as they have heavy lace already in the edge.

So obsessed by this plate. The lace I’ll be using is indeed the same, but I removed the colour with RIT colour remover. (Kiwis beware- a lot of the DYEGON pots you see in Dylong store displays is bad. I don’t know why they suddenly appeared but they are solid which means the active ingredient is no longer active.)

So once I repattern the petticoat I’ll recolour the plate again and doodle on it to show what it should look like made from lace and net 🙂

I’ll be altering the bodice proportions a little to male the lace and net cut out effect at neckline and arms more obvious 🙂

Comments

[redthreaded.livejournal.com]

Princess lines are suuuuuch a tricky fit. I think I remember those 2006 photos actually, maybe? Looks good.

[pinkdiamond.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I think I stalled due to Ye Olde Fire and the massive decluttering that happened :/

That green! That green was from a set of theatre curtains so was inflicted on livejournal for years!!!!

New petticoat is slightly vintage cotton. Everything but the gore for the back is in place.