DIY Spring Princess Dress with pattern - Make your own Fairy Tale Dress

In this video I share my process for how I made my own Princess Dress to welcome the arrival of spring! This dress is actually made of two pieces, a boned / corseted bodice and a pleated skirt. By wearing the bodice overtop the skirt, it gives the illusion of a matching one piece gown. While my dress doesn't reference any time period or icon in particular I did draw some inspiration from historical garments. To make this dress I began by drafting a basic tudor style corset using the online corset generator here: http://www.elizabethancostume.net/custompat/ I then made a few mock-ups and tweaked the overall shape of my bodice, including drafting bodice straps and sleeves. The sleeves are just an exaggerated version of the sleeves I created for my Bridgerton inspired dress. The skirt is made from 3 widths of fabric and is simply pleated onto a waist band with a hook and eye side closure. I will share a copy of my pattern for the bodice and sleeves below. If you enjoyed the video and found it helpful, please let me know in the comments, and subscribe to see other DIY videos. I also appreciate any extra support on my Ko-Fi page or my Amazon Wishlist. Every bit helps me make more videos with patterns! The fabric is a gorgeous novelty embroidered silk from FancyStylesFabric. If you are searching for amazing silk for your next project I recommend checking them out. https://www.instagram.com/fancystylesfabric/ https://fancystylesfabric.com/ Drop Box Link to my pattern: https://ww