The beautiful, blushing bride Julia modeling the completed bridal fascinator in her wedding dress (a revamped vintage prom dress) on the day of our final "fitting". It was such an honor to make something unique and personalized for such a special event. Congratulations to the newlyweds!
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Monday, June 6, 2011
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
The Making a Bridal Fascinator: Putting It Together
Cleaning and repairing 1940's era floral corsage spray. The flowers and leaves shown here are colored nylon stretched over wire. The single cream chrysanthemum shown below is a beautiful antique white fabric.
Arranging and attaching the tea dyed feathers - individual and spray to the base I made from felt. I am using my hat maker's cloth mannequin head which items can be pinned to very easily.
Stiffening the felt base with Sobo craft glue, covering the wires in the feather spray with felt. The wire will allow for more control over how the spray lays, curvature and height.
Close-up of a tea dyed feather spray. I hand dyed the feathers last week and the turned out a lovely variegated cream color.
Trying on the partially completed fascinator to check how the feathers fall, how the flowers sit, etc. It will be attached to a ribbon covered headband when complete.
Saturday, April 30, 2011
The Making of a Bridal Fascinator: Rough Draft
I have the honor of making a bride's fascinator from scratch. Here is our rough draft (it doesn't look like much now - think of it as a rough sketch) on my millinery head - the colors will be different - I won't give anything away but you can watch my progress as I create this topper! Next step - building the base and dying the feathers!
4-30-11: Custom Headbands for Aurelia
Labels:
bird,
bird headband,
craft,
glue gun,
handmade,
headband,
homemade,
love birds,
ribbon
Sunday, December 12, 2010
12-11-10: T-Hoe Fashion Happening
T-Hoe is wearing:
1.Heather Lucille "Blue Balls" one-of-a-kind holiday headband made from vintage Christmas corsage (see similar at http://www.etsy.com/shop/HeatherLucille or at Home Ec Workshop: http://www.homeecworkshop.com/).
2.Leslie Hall v-neck native american kitten tribute "Shared Minds" tee ($19 - merch purchased directly from the artist at the School of the Precious craft night engagement. You can get one here: http://heftyhideaway.com/)
3.Glitter Mafia gold glitter cuff blessed by Pope Eggs. Soon to be available in Glitter Mafia etsy store!
4.Heart shaped clear-cut blood diamond ring - gift from Paw-Paw Warren.
5. Vintage "The Leather Collection" white vinyl boots possibly from the Tawny Kitaen "Whitesnake" collection. ($15 from Artifacts)
6.Butterscotch Dreams - Vintage Persian lambskin coat with disdain-pop mega sweater collar and cuffs, zip front. Modeled by Buddy. ($20 from Artifacts)
Labels:
boots,
everyday wear,
fashion,
glitter cuff,
glitter mafia,
headband,
jewelry,
lambskin,
leslie hall tee,
ring,
vinyl
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
The Making of a Headband
Labels:
alterations,
bird,
box cutter,
craft,
feathers,
glue gun,
handmade,
headband,
homemade
Saturday, November 27, 2010
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