I turned a Graduation Gown into a ball gown.
+ My creative process is pretty quick and normally involves jury rigging, someone with more care and precision could easily improve on my designs.
+ If you do, I would love to see the photos.
+ My creative process is pretty quick and normally involves jury rigging, someone with more care and precision could easily improve on my designs.
+ If you do, I would love to see the photos.
1. Lay out your gown
2. Cut out the collar back and front. I ended up with jagged edges because my scissors were not sharp enough.
3. Find the two seams on each sleeve. And slit them both.
4. Put it on.
5. Tie the two front halves of the sleeves together. See video.
6. Tie the two back halves of the sleeves together. See Video.
7. I added a black belt and a tulle underskirt which I made, and will blog about next.
6. Tie the two back halves of the sleeves together. See Video.
7. I added a black belt and a tulle underskirt which I made, and will blog about next.
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