So first up would be the KID girl gowns. I chose two different fabric combinations. I figured I might as well make two right away, so Paige would have something to change into, or she could have a friend to join her from time to time.
After deciding that Lawrence and Monica would have a bunch of kids, I needed to make some child size Medieval costumes. I had chosen a girl and boy in both KID and BID size. Problem was, I only had a suitable Medieval costume for Nami (and similar sized BID friends) The only other ones I had are Fantasy Adventurer outfits which really wouldn't do for royal children at home in the castle. Which meant I had to make some. So first up would be the KID girl gowns. I chose two different fabric combinations. I figured I might as well make two right away, so Paige would have something to change into, or she could have a friend to join her from time to time. The sleeves were made first, and then they were sewn into the bodices.... After sewing the underarm seams and hand-stitching the linings inside the bodices, the next step will be the skirts. I wasn't really paying attention to 'fabric drape' when I chose the various fabrics. They are all super flimsy, synthetic brocades, all cut from used clothing from Value Village, and are proving very challenging to work with. I chose them because they were 'thin', but they are very slippery and fray like crazy. But I'm determined to push on and make them work.....
Dorothy
4/30/2020 12:03:36 pm
I love the color selections. I love the purple/pink and the yellow together. I can't wait to see what the gowns will look like.
Martha
4/30/2020 12:07:57 pm
I'm liking how the children work with the FIDs and think that makes for more interesting interactive photos, so decided to make the kids some more appropriate outfits. Comments are closed.
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AuthorMartha Boers is an award-winning Canadian doll maker and costumer specializing in fantasy and historical-style costumes. Archives
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