Beaded Bridal Garter

The flower was created with fabric center with a drop of fresh water pearl.  The flower is centered of the beaded applique then attached to stretch lace.  

Victorian Beaded Bridal Sash/Belt

Another beautiful sash being made and posted on etsy.

Check it out on my Etsy page.

Lace Garter

Hand sew lace garter.

www.etsy.com/shop/Bridalize

Beaded Bridal Crystal Wedding Sash/Belt

An art deco feel to this beading which I like.

Here on a lace dress.

If interested, you can get it at my etsy shop

Bridalize

Combo of Beaded and Lace Bridal Sash

I took part of beaded applique and apply it with combination of lace pieces.  

I'm really liking it.  

This is how it looks like on mannequin form.  =)

If your interested in this sash or any other, you may find it at my etsy shop.

www.etsy.com/shop/Bridalize

Bridal Beaded Sash or Hair Comb

This applique is attached to satin ribbon that could be worn as a sash.

Below is the same applique attached to a metal comb to be worn on head.

If your interest in this or any other you may get it at

https://www.etsy.com/listing/156189026/bridal-beaded-crystal-headpiece-hair

Bridal Beaded Sashes

 I've made some beaded sash with flower made from different fabric along with vintage lace.

Above one with flower, below without the flower.

You may get either one of these at my shop on etsy

https://www.etsy.com/shop/Bridalize

Fabric Flowers for corsage, pin, or clip.

A mixture of new and vintage fabric flower with fresh water pearl at the center.

One could add a ribbon to the back and wear it as a corsage over the arm.  =)

Or just add a pin/clip to wear with cloths or on the head.  =)

You  may find these and others at my Etsy shop etsy.com/bridalize

Bridal Clutches

Satin clutch for the bride.  I love the asymmetrical of all things.

This is same clutch with lace applicate on it.  I love lace as well.  =)

Lace Flower Girl Dress

For most girls, their vision of their wedding starts early.  Perhaps as soon as when they're flower girl.

This week, I've been working on this flower girl dress.

Please feel free to check out this flower girl dress along with other bridal accessories on my etsy shop.

https://www.etsy.com/shop/bridalize

DIY Fabric Flower

Make your own fabric flower for sash, pins for your accessory embellishments.  

What You'll need: 

                                                       -Fabric (nylon or poly/nylon mix)

                                                       -Thread

                                                       -Needle

                                                       -Scissors

                                                       -Candle

                                                       -Tweezer 

                                                       -Metal Clip (if you want the flower to be a pin)

1.  Using the fabric cut about 6 to 9 flower shape in various sizes from 1/2 inch to 4 inches.

2.  Using the candle, singe the edge of the fabric.  For smaller pieces, use a tweezer.  Be careful not to burn your finger.

3. Singe all the pieces.  Then stack them on top one another, with biggest on bottom and smallest on top.

4.  For thinner fabrics you may stack all at once.  For thicker fabric you may have two stack.  Stitch the smaller stack first.  Running the needle through all layer at the center.

5.  Stack the smaller stack on top of the big one, stitch them all together.  If you want you could add beads or pearl to the center to give a little sparkle.

6.  End with a know at the back.  If you want you can stitch a metal pin on the back and you'll have a flower pin accessory.  

A beautiful flower you can accessorize to sash, hair, bags, cloths, etc....  =)

How To: DIY A Wedding Veil

A few things to consider before making a veil.  Consider how long do you want to veil to be.  Do you want a blusher or not?  What kind of edging do you want?  Do you want any gathers, if so how much?

This DIY tutorial is for a simple veil with blusher, no gather, no edging.  In near future there'll be other tutorial for other style of veil.  For now, we'll start with this one.  It's simple yet elegant, and easy to create.  This veil is about 29" long with blusher 16" long.

Supplies needed:  

-tulle (about 1 1/5 yards)
-ribbon (1/4 width, about 1 1/2 yards)
-hand sewing needles
-comb (you may use metal or plastic)
-thread
 -pins (3)
-scissor

Starts by wrapping the comb with ribbon.  

I go through each slot twice or three times depending the spaces between the slots. 

Once your get to the end, wrap the ribbon back two slot.  Then trim ribbon down to 1/2 inches.

Fold ribbon down to itself, then fold again to hind the edge.  Pin and stitch it secure.

Cut the tulle into 45" circle.  Fold the tulle, under layer 29"(veil) and upper layer 16"(blusher).  Once you have it folded, find the mid point on the fold.  Place the comb on top.

Pin the tulle to the comb.  Make sure the mid point is pined right at the center of the comb.

Stitch the tulle to the ribbon on the comb.

Once you've attached the tulle to the comb, flip the comb over and there you have it.

With this veil, you can add ribbon or lace to the edge if you want it to be more elaborate details.   Perhaps even feathers, let your imagination fly.

Single layer tulle veil with ribbon edge.

Double layer tulle veil raw edge.

I'm thinking of making a post that teaches you how to make one in the near future.

In the mean time you can check out my etsy shop for what you see here.

http://www.etsy.com/shop/bridalize

Bridal hair comb with lace and fabric flower.

Lace bridal comb with a touch of romance.  =)

Victorian Lace Bridal Sash

 Add a piece of lace applique to a ribbon and you'll get a beautiful sash.  It's simple and easy, yet so beautiful and elegant.