In the last image you can see the channel put onto one of the frills for the crin steel the crin steel is there to help give the plate its shape.
Here are some more images of the Ice Queen tutu.
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About Me
- Brittany Warrington
- Essex & Bournemouth,, United Kingdom
- I am currently a second year student studying costume with performance design at The Arts Unversity College in Bournemouth. My blog will be a way for me to present my progression throughout my time on the costume course and show how my making skills develop through a variety of units that I will carry out.
Planning
- 01 Initial Planning (1)
- 02 Planning (1)
Research
Basque, Knickers and Waistband
Tutu
Bodice
Dyeing the Fabric
Tutorials
Fitting
- 17 Fitting (1)
Finishings
Evaluation
- 21 Evaluation (1)
Labels
- 01 Initial Planning (1)
- 02 Planning (1)
- 03 History Research (1)
- 04 Interview with Professionals Research (1)
- 05 Classical tutu Images Research (1)
- 05.5 classical tutu research images cont. (1)
- 06 Initial Tutorial (1)
- 07 basque and knickers (1)
- 08 Making the Tutu (1)
- 09 Pattern Drafting (1)
- 10 Dyeing the Fabric (1)
- 11 Making up the Bodice (1)
- 12 Problem with the Bodice (1)
- 13 Hooping the Tutu (1)
- 14 Stringing the Tutu (1)
- 15 Making the Tutu Plate (1)
- 16 Midway Reflection (1)
- 17 Fitting (1)
- 18 Finishing the Bodice (1)
- 19 Finishing the Tutu (1)
- 20 Attaching the Bodice and Tutu (1)
- 21 Evaluation (1)
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