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The dress before the Sequined fabric was added (ignore the temporary stand in jacket).
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The dress before the Sequined fabric was added (ignore the temporary stand in jacket). You can see the pin on the jacket and the sunglasses on the neck of the dress form.
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My fabric (inset) compared to the actual fabric. It's the closest I could find in practically ALL of the NYC garment district. Nothing else came close.
"Hi there! I'm a cosplayer from Denma..."
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Alterations made to the Vogue V1094 pattern in black sharpie. It was very easy.
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Bias tape to bind the raw edges since this is unlined.
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Pick the large sequins off of your seam allowance before sewing!
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Pin and make sure the sequins do not get under the area the machine will stitch.
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I forgot to take a picture of the draping process. Basically I sewed the bottom edge of the fabric and then put it on my dress form. I pinned while pulling the fabric taught but not too tight. I then cut away the excess, leaving a 5/8" seam allowance.
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Here you can see the picked sequins, showing the fabric that will be folded under.
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The sequins were picked off the edge and the fabric folded under itself. I then carefully sewed it along the opening, walking the needle over sequins that got in the way.
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The pretty bodice *love*
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Sew your bodice opening and you are done!
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LOL THIS is what I had left of my thread after completing the dress.
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"Do you have a petticoat on under it?..."
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Photo by Ariel Zeig
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Photo by Daniel Reiser
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Photo by Daniel Reiser
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