Jeanette- a friend of mine who was getting married, also had the confidence and faith that there will be wearable dresses for her bridesmaids on her wedding day 🙂 Months before the day, I had the opportunity to work on an interesting (and scary too) project. I loved sewing but sewing for others, more than 1 piece, & for a wedding was indeed a very huge task! Nevertheless, this non-pro had people believing she could pull it off and voila, a week before the wedding, I’m proud to say 8 pieces were completed in time! No easy task at all, and not the nicest sewing seams but my heart almost dropped, a relief when I saw all the bridesmaids walking down the aisle, each looking stunning in the lovely fabric the bride has chosen. Hard process but the end result was sooooooo worthwhile 🙂 It’s true when you’re in the process you are knitted through the planning. You cant be more than glad to see how everything gets woven together into a beautiful picture.
And that was what happened, when you think of how everything came together – all the stories: it’s beautiful 🙂
A little preview of how the process went.

2 layers of fabric
Cutting of the fabrics
Using an original Kariza design as a guide
Another 2 different fabric for 2 sets: I love these fabric combination
All done cutting 🙂
MMS images to Jeanette more ideas of tying the dress
Look who dropped by – the bride herself and Bella, sweet Winnie’s dog finding the fabric comfy.
And sewing was done!!
On the wedding day

Before walking down the aisle 🙂
