A Complete Guide For Making Your Snow White Costume

A Complete Guide For Making Your Snow White Costume Before you start making your snow white costume, you should choose the princess you would wish to dress as. If you choose snow white, this is the best tutorial for you.

Gather your fabrics and reference When choosing your fabrics, you should know that you are making a costume for a little girl so this means that the fabric should be soft enough to rub your face against. If you meet this guideline then you will have the right fabric. You should also choose a fabric that looks expensive.

You can use dark blues for a corset, light blue for the sued, cream lining for the skirt, duchess satin for your red, white cotton for the collar, red velvet for the cape, trim for the color and double-sided iron on the interface for the cape. Other items you will need include a yellow zipper for the skirt, grommets for the corset, skirt hooks for the skirt, boning for the corset, headband, red bias tape, shoes and snaps for the corset or color.

If you can get a yellow fabric that doesn’t stretch then you should use it. For the skirt, a large amount of fabric will do fine. You can go for less expensive fabric for this so that you can easily treat yourself to coffee with the money saved.

Corset You can start with a Disney simplicity pattern for your corset. You can make it up in muslin and try it on then modify it until you get the best shape like costumes online.

Once the mockup is done and you like the fit, you should sew bias tape on. You can then sew the top in to ensure it is in place and have your muslin corset with boning.

You can then take the muslin and sew it to the blue fabric. Iron them together and sew them with a long stitch. You should then trim the excess muslin and close the stitch and sew all the corset pieces together. You should sew to the inside or on top of the stitch so that you cannot see it when you flip it over. If you see the stitches then you can seam rip them off.

Take your lining pieces and sew them together. Sandwich your muslin with boning between the blue suede piece and the lining and stitch outside. Pin it so that your layers do not shift on you and the boning lands on the area that you want it. Cut a long piece of suede and then bound off your collar.

Sleeves Make a sleeve pattern by cutting out the holes that you want the red to peek through and make a copy in the red fabric. Make it slightly bigger than your blue sleeve so that a bit of it would peek through and stitch the red to muslin and make it thicker.

Skirt When making a skirt for your snow white costume, velvet is considered a pile or grain fabric. Pile fabrics can change in color depending on how light hits them. You can go for the tube pattern to ensure the light will be hitting it at the same angle. https://www.costumesinaustralia.com.au/fairytale-storybook-costumes/snow-white-costumes/