Easy, but glitzy (with much jewelry)
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The Teer-a-Too Ambassador
(Fairly simple, based off an easy designer pattern and lots of beads.
Breaks some basic rules by successfully combining velvet, tissue lame and
cotton print.) |
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The Techo Mage
(Very simple style, just weird holographic fabric, jewelry, chain and some
killer antique
crystals.) |
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Intense Recreations
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The Snow Queen
A recreation from the Lenox (r) Legendary Princess figurine of 'The
Snow Queen'. Proves I can
be insane recreating details down to the hair... and beyond. |
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Exact down to the lacy points, hand beading and 3-D
effects. However, anything under 1/2 inch was embellished further.
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Arnold 1901 Presentation Dress
Full recreation of a dress from 100 years ago... down to much of the
dress being hand sewn. From Janet Arnold's book "Patterns of Fashion". |
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| Reason for all this detail? It was my sister's wedding dress!
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| Check out the ribbon work detail here. Hand sewing is
the only way to get this 3-D texture. |
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| What my sister had to wear under the dress to get the right
shape -- chemise, bloomer, straight front corset, two petticoats and (not
shown) a corset cover. |
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