Horsehair skirt

SewingLabMilano on Instagram: “ENG➡how to hem a bridal skirt with horsehair braid: cut lining and fabric with the same pattern and seam allowance, then 1. assemble the…”

megan nielsen design diary: Tutorial // How to sew a horsehair braid hem

Circle skirts always seem to be in style. They're fun. comfy, and they look great on nearly every body type! Did you know though, that you can make a full

Lizzie B on Instagram: "I made it 🪡🧵💚 I’ve been asked about how I drafted the skirt of this dress so here are some details. 🔸Both tiers of the skirt are gathered full circle skirts. 🔸The inner circumference of first tier is the waist measurement x 1.5 (plus seam allowance). 🔸The inner circumference of the second tier is the length of the hem of the first tier x 1.5 (plus seam allowance). 🔸 The skirt comprises three layers: 🔹a polycotton lining hemmed with horsehair braid 🔹an organdy…

This photo is an example of a look you can achieve with horsehair braid ~ on the left is my pleated circle skirt unfinished, on the right there is 1/2" horsehair braid sewn into the hem. As you can see, it can give your skirts a lot of body and character!! I swear by this stuff, you can buy it by the yard at fabric stores like Joann, or in bulk on amazon: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0029MSA8Q/ref=cm_sw_su_dp I've done a lot of experimenting on my own with different weights of horsehair and…

No doubt, the dress is the detail of all details. One of the most magical moments of the big day is when guests gasp at the first glimpse of the gown. Every bride knows how she wants to look, how she wants to feel and how she wants to be remembered. In 2014, brides turned to ultra-girly, fairytale-worthy styles. We saw pink, ruffles, lace, ball gowns, sleeves and tulle — all dream-worthy dresses. Here are a few of our favorite looks from 2014: 1. BEAUTIFUL BALL GOWNS: […]

Skirt vine ornamentation structure is shaped piano wire, covered in tubular horsehair and duchess satin.