Large Frothy dresses - Feeple60

I got a wild hair recently and made up a pattern for a “frothy” dress for
my Feeple60 gals. I’ve got so much fabric in my stash that using some
of it up on some whimsical dresses seemed like a fun thing to do. Here
are my Feeple60 gals - in the new frothy dresses that I made for them.

All of the bodices are satin, lined in batiste. Most have a silk ribbon at
the waist. All have fitted cuffs - so the hands have to be removed to don
the dress. The skirts and sleeves are mesh fabric. I did embroidery on
some of the bodices.
The gals all wear alpaca or angora hardcap wigs and urethane eyes.
Three have Fairyland face paint; tan Chloe was painted by the
amazing VittaVera.

first the quartet - in various dresses


as it turned out, River (tan Ria) did all the modeling for the dresses during
construction - she was only wearing a nightgown when I started!
ivory sparkle


white


pale pink - this mesh fabric was not stretchy


bubblegum pink


rhinestone studded mesh fabric - this sparkles so beautifully in the sun!



then I put a crinoline I’d previously made under the heavy skirt!
this gives quite a different effect for the dress!



and one last pic - of the quartet again:


Thanks for looking!

 

I got rather busy and have been really slow in responding to your wonderful
compliments - sorry….

Thanks @juni-fee !
Thanks so much @babezoid !! I was pleasantly surprised by how the turquoise worked too!
Thanks lots @jessholy !! That jeweled fabric turned out so well - but what a job it was
removing the crystals from the seams and reattaching them afterward!!!
Thanks so much @Agnes-Agatha !!
Thanks lots @JL_The_Lion ! these dresses were rather a ‘wild hair’ of mine! Most of
the time I seem to sew more ‘period’ dresses. I do think a lot of the period clothing
is more ‘romantic’ than the modern sort of clothing.