As a wedding dress designer, how to apply applique embroidery rhinestone patch to the wedding dresses? Let us see what is for this material.
Materials Description
Applique eimbroidery: Applique is a technique where different fabrics or colors are cut into shapes and sewn onto the main fabric. These can be flowers, leaves, butterflies, and more, adding layers and decorative effects. Embroidery uses threads to create patterns on fabric. The threads can be silk, metallic, or cotton, and the designs can range from traditional florals to abstract shapes.
Rhinestone Patch: A rhinestone patch is a piece of fabric with rhinestones attached to it. The back of the patch is often sticky, making it easy to attach to clothing. Rhinestones reflect light beautifully, making the dress sparkle.
Dress Design Idea
Dress Structure
Skirt: Use light, flowing tulle as the main fabric, in classic ivory or champagne. The skirt can be A-line or mermaid style to show off the bride’s figure.
Bodice: Fitted bodice decorated with applique, embroidery, and rhinestone patches for an elegant look.
Specific Applications
Applique embroidery: Use large floral appliques at the bottom of the skirt extending up to the waist. The flowers can have a hint of pink or gold to match the main fabric. Secure the edges of the applique with fine embroidery to enhance the 3D effect. Create intricate floral vine patterns on the chest and waist with silk threads, forming a beautiful belt effect that complements the applique.
Rhinestone Patch: Add small rhinestone patches on the chest, shoulders, and waist embroidery to make them sparkle. Place larger rhinestones in the centers of flowers and key embroidery spots to draw attention.
