Nov. 3, 2008 - Lucy's red Dress from prince caspian
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This took about 15 Hours. including shoping and cutting.
this is the dress I was trying to make I think it turned out good.
Lucy wears it in Prince Caspian the new movie.
Goal: Make a complex costume and learn how to use a pattern and modify it.
Steeps:
1-Find a pattern(s) closest to the dress.
2-Draw my idea of how the dress should look.
3-Shop for all supplies needed.
4-modify patterns to get the results I want.
5-make the dress.
6-Compare results to Drawing.
price: 72.00
Materals needed:
Fabric Pen- to Make Markings
Thread -Skirt & Sleeve Color.
Inter Facing -1 yard Ironon'
Sleeve Fabric
Braid- For Sleeve/Piping Cuffs/ Neckline
Fabric -for Neckline.
Fabric -for Outer Skirt.- 2 1/2 yd" 21 zip
Gray ziper 16"
7" zip Inner Skirt
I bought fabric for the under skirt at a thrift store it was at one point drapes
Patterns
McCalls 5499.- for modified bodice & Sleeves.

McCalls 4246- for under Skirt and over skirt.

My Gramma and I answered some questions in order to wrap up our thoughts of this project.
What was the hardest part?:
Getting the fitting right, and covering the buttons.I had to draw 58 flowers on by hand with a marker also which took 4 hours!
What problems did you have?:
We ripped some fabric on the under skirt.
What would you do different next time?:
We would not do a zipper, instead we would not do the button holes on the back for the lace up.
All in all it was a good project, and it was fun to work together with different ideas bringing together the finished dress.
What was the best part?:
Working together on a project as we only see each other for 2 weeks once a year.
What was the easiest part?:
The hems.
What are some things that you learned from your Gramma?:
I learned what a tailors tack was, also what a bias was, how to cover buttons
, how to gather, how to hem, and some other stuff.
Would you do this again?:
Yep, we just wouldn't make it any harder.


Namárië Erulisse
Comments
Nov. 4, 2008 - Untitled Comment
Posted by Lucy
I love the blog! It rocks!
Lu






