S&S Wedding Blog

The pre-wedding jitters for Suna & Stig. Follow us as we descend into the panic and mayhem that truly allows us to test the bounds of our love for each other. If we survive the wedding preparation, we are sure to survive a life together :-)

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Updated April 2012: For the longest time I lived on the outskirts of Dublin, Ireland with my better half and our gerbils. A few years back we moved back to Norway, and are now quite settled in our idyllic corner of the world (Lillehammer). We now have 4 gerbils after an unfortunate case of mistaken gender. The number of sewing machines have reduced to just 3, the pattern and fabrics collection got so large it could no longer be contained, and are now residing in 3 large, double width chest of drawers in our new home. Stay tuned for musings on patterns, books and all things vintage.

Saturday, February 11, 2006

Another wedding

This lovely bride is Serene Browne. She got married in November, in Venice. I had the pleasure of creating this corset for her (the skirt was her own). The corset is the same basic model as the Black one I made for Dara, and these pictures really shows the overall effect of the corset. It nips in the waist, pushes up the bust, and smoothes the lines of the hips. Very, very nice.

I used two layers of unbleached cotton calico for the lining, as the fashion fabric is slightly see-through. The calico is soft yet sturdy, and prevents the corset from losing its shape. The details of the fashion fabric does unfortunatly not show as well as I would like in these pictures. The colour is antique cream, and the fabric itself has rows of pin-tucks and lace inserts. I found a reproduction of an Edwardian blouse that I sacrificed for this garment. It was well worth it. One of the advantages with using all natural fabrics (cotton) in the corset is that if she decides to die the corset after the wedding she can. Although I think it is lovely just the way it is.



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