This is the second
part of my flower girl dresses post (for the first part click here) with the
last two flower girl dresses on it. These ones are also based around the
decorative antique hand mirrors that I found on several different antiques
websites.
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| Detail of the bodice of the gold dress |
These designs take
the decoration from the hand mirrors and use the patterns on the bodices of the
dresses. The patterns are embroidered in shades of gold and outlined in a
darker brown. Both dresses have a scooped neckline which is edged with ribbon
in the same shade as the embroidery. The straps of the dress are also edged
with ribbon, and ribbon is used as a belt around the waist, separating the
bodice from the skirt.
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| Detail of the bodice of the pink dress |
The gold dress has a
fairly full skirts, whereas the pink dress has a straighter skirt. Both skirts
are ankle length, and ribbons are used around the hem. The pink dress has a
single ribbon around the hem, whereas the gold dress has two ribbons around the
hem.
I hope you liked
this design. For more designs, check back here next week, or visit my every-day
wear blog: www.bronzedaledesigns.blogspot.co.uk/.
Flower
Girl Dress designs and images © Bronzedale Designs
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