Making an 1860s Evening Headpiece
Alternative title : How NOT to make an 1860s Evening Headpiece
This was a little accessory I made for my transformation gown in a few hours, a few months back.
A lot of mistakes were made. And I would change pretty much every step I followed. So I'm not sure how informative this is - actually, maybe it makes it more informative. Because you see the wrong way to do it, and hear the right away!
Regardless, I hope you enjoy it. Thank you for watching & for the support :D
Comments (4)
I can'tbelieve Sony was so unprofessional with their deadlines and communications!! Maybe this was just th first time they've had to do a whole series like this and were out of their depth, but the dress itself is absoluletly gorgeous and inspiring-- now i want to make my own transformation matching sets for modern day outfits!!
It really is a beautiful dress. And that's the lovely thing about sewing - frequently even the all wrong project looks pretty good.
God, that contract sounds so frustrating!! I'm glad you got a dress you're happy with out of it, though -- it most definitely looks excellent. And the headpiece! I learn so much from your headpiece tutorials, they're always a joy (yes, even when you do every step wrong, or perhaps especially then). You've saved me from headpiece disaster on more than one occasion.
Amazon Giftcards instead of money to buy the materials?? Now that sounds really annoying... But the dress is a masterpiece and I love the headpiece with its little flowers, very cute!