Hi, hope everyone who reads this is well. Just thought I would show the back of the wedding dress sash from a previous blog showing the front of it.
I like to do my bows in seperate pieces, because I like them to stay in place exactly as I make them, I do not think a sash that you tie into a bow looks as nice on a wedding dress.

First I made the pieces that hang down the back. I used chiffon and bound the top edge with some satin because its firmer, and I was stitching this to the dress on one side of the zip. Then I put a popper on the dress and the bound edge. This means it will not hang off anywhere.
Then I made my bow pieces in chiffon, with a satin in the middle bit. I did start to bead this but found that because of the design on the front being wavy, it did not look right with similar beads on the bow. I had to unpick all my ha

Being a perfectionist is a blessing and a curse xxx
(he he he )

So I opted for the gorgeous sew on Swarovski and used the philosophy , less is more.
The dress is gone now, I am working on other projects at the moment . I hope you have enjoyed looking at my creation x
really gorgeous, almost makes me want to get divorced so I could get married again!
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