Inspirations for Sewing Custom Patterns #23

Since the release of my ebook "My wedding dress" in 2020, I want to show you that sewing your wedding dress is a project that can be accessible. When I see the photos of the sublime creations that you send me, I think the bet is successful :-)

Today, I share 4 inspirations to help you imagine your wedding dress. As usual, these are simple and minimalist creations that you can make thanks to the customizable patterns and the dedicated ebook .
We start with this dress with a long slit skirt and butterfly sleeves in embroidered tulle. For the top, it's up to you! I suggest the Backless V pattern, but the Boat Neck pattern could also work.
As for the materials, I advise you to look for embroidered tulles with 3D flowers to make the sleeves. And for the main fabric, a crepe with weight will be perfect.
I really like this creation. The shape is minimalist, it's the fabric that does everything! The camisole top and the circle skirt with its train (even if it is shorter in my pattern) will allow you to reproduce this inspiration. For the fabric, I recommend you look at silk satins or organzas devorés like this one at General Diff .
For winter brides, I found this dress with a guipure top and a pleated skirt. The patterns "Classic" , "Pleated skirt" and "Classic sleeves" are a good base to work this model. I found beautiful materials at Stragier: a guipure , a pleated panel and a braid for the neckline at Docks des tissus .
Finally, I share with you this dress that inspired me for the new practical case that I offer you in the ebook "My wedding dress" . We find the American armholes of the pattern Crossed straps and the heavy drape of a silk sheet for the 1/4 circle skirt in ceremony length . For the lace yoke on the front, I recommend that you choose tulle that you will edge with a pretty braid on each side.