Draping design 

i envy you...i always want to learn draping...but seems it's expensive...

One of the reasons I love working with this web site is coming across surprising gems like this look that bubble to the surface. This photo has had more page views than any other on Fashbo.com and was a look created in "free time", "just fooling around"

bellisimo!

Thank you everyone! nichancraftroom, it is actually quite inexpensive! Muslin is about $2 dollars a yard and while fooling around on the dress form, I used about 5 yards, but that is because I was unsure of what I was going to create and started to tear and drape, then redo. If I went into the project knowing exactly what I was going to design, then it would have taken less! That is why I have learned draping to be fun and exciting because you can create your ideas right onto the dress from from your own ideas or inspirations! For this project, we had a a few hours in the day to create it, but just imagine all of the things that you could come up with if you had more time! followed by a pattern, then a garment! Fabulous!

Absolutely amazing!! I love to drape its my favorite thing about designing!!
:)

im so proud of you beeks! i told you this is my fav piece. xoxo

speechless!!!!!!

This is beautiful! And in the picture you can't even tell it's muslin...luv it

Gorgeous and stunning

excellent points and the details are more specific than somewhere else, thanks.

- Murk

ha, I will test my thought, your post get me some good ideas, it's really awesome, thanks.

- Joe

Gorgeous :)
Beautiful ! I love it :D

Rebecca,
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Hey, how did you create that look, is that like creating a really really long strip of flower/ rose and attaching it to a bodice? hmm will try this out :)

This is soo cute!! I want to wear it to graduation!
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