The sleeves on this gown were added. By having access to the original lace, I was able to match the hand beadwork and detailing.
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I have decided to create a blog where clients can come to view the work that I have done for other clients. A majority of the bridal gowns that I work on require sleeves to be added to a strapless gown. Sometimes this can create problems with the bride being able to envision what the finished product might look like. I hope that these pictures and others to come, will help make these alterations more comforting for the brides.
About Me
- Bobette
- I do bridal gown alterations for Treasure's Bridal in Idaho Falls, Idaho. I have 30 years experience in the commercial sewing field and enjoy working with brides.
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- This gown was originally strapless. I added shoul...
- This is a simple shoulder and sleeve added. The b...
- The bride and I wanted to keep this gown simple s...
- I added a simple shoulder and sleeve piece to thi...
- The shoulders and sleeves of this gown were create...
- This gown required that I order appliques from th...
- This gown has added shoulders and sleeves and a r...
- I used a shawl that came with this gown to create...
- This shows a front and back view of a dress that ...
- The top and sleeves were added to this dress and ...
- The sleeves on this gown were added. By having ac...
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