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Yesterday I finished F's dress and petticoat and they are the Cutest Thing EVER! She still needs a shift, but the dress is done and it's perfect.
Today I hemmed the front skirt edges of L's gown, then I pleated the skirt (this only took 5 tries to make it right) and sewed it to the bodice.
Pretty much everything is machine-sewn from here on out. I had big plans to do lots of hand sewing on L's gown, but 12 yards of ribbon ain't gonna be quick unless I cheat. I also changed the plan from hand sewn eyelets to some kind of internal lacing closure, not because of laziness or running short of time, but because the eyelets would interfere with the trim.
I tried to look up the Venetian lacing that![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
jenthompson described in an article on her old website, but I cannot find it. Jen, do you still have this online somewhere?
Today I hemmed the front skirt edges of L's gown, then I pleated the skirt (this only took 5 tries to make it right) and sewed it to the bodice.
Pretty much everything is machine-sewn from here on out. I had big plans to do lots of hand sewing on L's gown, but 12 yards of ribbon ain't gonna be quick unless I cheat. I also changed the plan from hand sewn eyelets to some kind of internal lacing closure, not because of laziness or running short of time, but because the eyelets would interfere with the trim.
I tried to look up the Venetian lacing that
jenthompson described in an article on her old website, but I cannot find it. Jen, do you still have this online somewhere?
