Gently fold the skirt back and forth (soft folds, no sharp creases!), placing a white cotton towel or layers of acid-free tissue paper between each fold to support the fabric and prevent creasing and fabric damage
Having a party after the ceremony? The dress's versatile style allows you to go from formal to festive in one look
View D, four 3/8-1/2 buttons SUGGESTED FABRICS: Lightweight & medium weight wovens with drape, such as linen, cotton, lawn, & rayon SKILLS REQUIRED: Basting Darts Ease Stitching Edge Stitching Gathering Seam Finishing Seam Grading Staystitching Topstitching Understitching Buttons & Buttonholes Bias Facings FABRIC SPONSOR: All the fabrics used for the samples in the photographs were designed by Alexia Marcelle Abegg, & supplied by Ruby Star Society
A strapless bodice adorned with geometric sequin embroidery and a sleek mermaid hem forms a sultry, floor-length silhouette for weddings, parties and galas
Ive swapped in rosemary a few times, and it worked great