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Progress with the 18th century gown!
Oct. 24th, 2007 08:34 pmI've made some progress today with the gown! Yay! But I need some help deciphering some tricky instructions.
I have a feeling only people who have made a saque back gown are going to be able to help with this one, but who knows!! OK. I'm attaching the bodice side front and back lining sections to the outer bodice side front section.
A finished garment looks like this from the inside:
As you can see, there is an inner bodice lining that laces up in the back, but it's covered by the outer shell that has the saque back drapery. Make sense? I hope so!
{EDIT: I think I got the help I need, but if you have any different ideas, feel free to share!}
So...
( ***********HELP!!!************ )
I have a feeling only people who have made a saque back gown are going to be able to help with this one, but who knows!! OK. I'm attaching the bodice side front and back lining sections to the outer bodice side front section.
A finished garment looks like this from the inside:
As you can see, there is an inner bodice lining that laces up in the back, but it's covered by the outer shell that has the saque back drapery. Make sense? I hope so!
{EDIT: I think I got the help I need, but if you have any different ideas, feel free to share!}
So...
( ***********HELP!!!************ )
