Making a Brown Renaissance Gown | Vlog | Part One
If you saw my recent update video, this project will look familiar! If not - then let me introduce you to my brown metallic renaissance gown. It's what (some) peoples dreams are made of... probably.
I started this as a fun little project to use as a break from more complicated things, like my Worth gown. But the more I worked on it, the more complicated I ended up making it!
Each sleeve alone has like, eighty components (half of which were sewn upside down, much to my annoyance). But on the bright side, they made the bodice and skirt construction seem really simple!
Despite the complexity, I had a lot of fun with this project. It took closer to two weeks than the weekend I had originally planned, but that's life sometimes.
I hope you enjoy it too, and I should be back with part two in a few days time!
Comments (5)
I’ve always wanted to make something with this style of sleeve! Loved seeing your process of making them 💕💕💕 can’t wait for the next vlog of this dress!
I know it's brown but I swear in these videos the fabric appears silver and black.
It is very pretty. So much detail, and I am a huge fan of breads and sequins. I look forward to seeing more of the dress.
It's beautiful, Angela! Can I ask where you get your hand support gloves? I do a lot of crochet & find my hands ache by the end of a session.
This dress is beautiful, can’t wait to see you wearing it.