Gallery

Here is a gallery of some of my past projects. They include dresses, jackets, skirts, and items for theatre productions. These are just a few to show the scope of my work. If you would like to see your vision come to life, please get in touch to discuss your requirements!

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This bridesmaid dress was created from a photo of a dress. I created the pattern and constructed the dress.	This navy lace and satin gown was made to the client's specifications. I adapted and merged patterns to achieve the overall design.
This satin and lace bridesmaid dress was made using a commercial pattern and the client's fabric choices.	This Mother-of-the-Bride's dress was created using a commercial pattern and the client's choice of fabric.
This is the 1950s-inspired dress on the client, worn with a purchased belt and underskirt.	This 1950s-inspired dress really tested my pattern-matching skills! Made using the client's own fabric and pattern.
I designed the pattern and made this pleated and draped taffeta prom dress to the client's specifications.	This vintage-inspired gown was made using fabric and pattern supplied by the client.
This black satin skirt with train was created using my own pattern, and is worn with a purchased top.	This lace jacket was made for a client's special occasion, using a commercial pattern.
This formal jacket was made using the client's own fabric.	This jacket was made from the client's own butterfly-design silk dupion for a formal occasion.
This velvet jacket was made for a client's formal occasion.	This cream long-line jacket was made to accompany the navy Mother-of-Bride dress shown above.
I made this jacket for myself!	These vibrant theatre outfits were made to match existing outfits. I had to create the pattern and source the materials to ensure they matched the originals. This project tested my skills!
These 1940s-inspired wide-legged trousers were made for a theatre production.	This bold leopard-print top was made for a theatre production.
This burglar outfit was created for a theatre production. The individual stripes had to be attached to the base fabric before the pattern could be cut out.	This scarf/shawl was created for a theatre production and was made from different strips of fabric with coloured trims attached.

Gallery

This bridesmaid dress was created from a photo of a dress. I created the pattern and constructed the dress.

This navy lace and satin gown was made to the client's specifications. I adapted and merged patterns to achieve the overall design.

This satin and lace bridesmaid dress was made using a commercial pattern and the client's fabric choices.

This Mother-of-the-Bride's dress was created using a commercial pattern and the client's choice of fabric.

This is the 1950s-inspired dress on the client, worn with a purchased belt and underskirt.

This 1950s-inspired dress really tested my pattern-matching skills! Made using the client's own fabric and pattern.

I designed the pattern and made this pleated and draped taffeta prom dress to the client's specifications.

This vintage-inspired gown was made using fabric and pattern supplied by the client.

This black satin skirt with train was created using my own pattern, and is worn with a purchased top.

This lace jacket was made for a client's special occasion, using a commercial pattern.

This formal jacket was made using the client's own fabric.

This jacket was made from the client's own butterfly-design silk dupion for a formal occasion.

This velvet jacket was made for a client's formal occasion.

This cream long-line jacket was made to accompany the navy Mother-of-Bride dress shown above.

I made this jacket for myself!

These vibrant theatre outfits were made to match existing outfits. I had to create the pattern and source the materials to ensure they matched the originals. This project tested my skills!

These 1940s-inspired wide-legged trousers were made for a theatre production.

This bold leopard-print top was made for a theatre production.

This burglar outfit was created for a theatre production. The individual stripes had to be attached to the base fabric before the pattern could be cut out.

This scarf/shawl was created for a theatre production and was made from different strips of fabric with coloured trims attached.