I have never made a bridal veil before, so I'll be documenting this step by step.
Step One:
Locate a headband.
My inspiration is from the wedding veil-headband worn by Laura Benanti in the Broadway production of The Wedding Singer.
(not my picture, taken from the http://www.flickr.com/photos/whatarerecords/144101843/ page)I finally found this at Claire's Boutique:
And ripped the flowers off to make this:
I'm saving the flowers, in case I need to fashion a boutonniere.
There's enough fabric for me to wield a needle and attach the veil, which will be in our next installment.
And ripped the flowers off to make this:
I'm saving the flowers, in case I need to fashion a boutonniere.There's enough fabric for me to wield a needle and attach the veil, which will be in our next installment.
3 comments:
My suggestion for the wedding cake is a few round boxes (or similar, fashioned from cardboard) some white acrylic with a brush, and "frosting" detailing with puff paint. If you've not yet become acquainted with the joys of puff paint, welcome to the fold. I'm fairly sure that puff paint is the second coming.
Thanks for the idea! I was thinking of round boxes, but was stumped on the frosting.
I've been trying to leave comments on your blog, but I've been having a difficulty. :(
Diffuculty? Sad Christmas! Technology defeats us again.
Yeah, puff paint solves all my problems. You can get it at Michaels, and its cheap and available.
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