As you can see below, I’ve had a busy summer getting ready for our daughter’s wedding. No, I did not make her wedding dress! Everyone asks, but this is not my specialty nor my interest. I told Cassie when she was 3 years old not to expect that! We had great fun shopping together and choosing a simple gown that suited her well. My dress on the other hand became a search for the impossible! How many of you have been through that experience? I really didn’t want to make it myself and fortunately I made the right decision as life caught up with us this summer in the form of an unexpected illness for my husband–he’s doing fine now.
SO-o-o Evelyn Bash of Evelyn Bash Bridal Couture just happens to work for us 2 days a week in our sample area. She was up to the task, and I was thrilled. After some searching, I chose a luxurious 4-ply silk crepe in a rich raspberry color. We found a pattern that had some elements that we knew would flatter me — tailored jacket with a face-framing collar. Evelyn used her design skills to adapt the rest of the pattern to a more flattering silhouette for me. For more details, read on. The wedding day was glorious and I felt fabulous in my Sawyer Brook fabric!!
| Barb’s ensemble was designed by our own Evelyn Bash, using… Sawyer Brook fabrics and buttons! | ![]() |
| The Fabric:
Wedding Song silk crepe |
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| The Buttons:
Beloved beaded glass |
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| The Lining:
Nuptial silk charmeuse |
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Mother of the bride dress
Wedded Bliss |
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“We discussed Barb’s style– tailored, not into glitz, doesn’t wear much jewelry and incorporated that into designing with angles to produce drama and effect. The design elements included a stand up collar and angled hems on jacket and skirt.” The problem: Solve potential structural issues between the drapey 4-ply silk and stiff interfacings needed to produce the elemental details… The solution: Fuse the interfacing to the silk broadcloth underlining! |
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Evelyn Bash Bridal Couture |









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