Butterick Royal Wedding Dress Pattern For Catherines Gown. Posted by Edelweiss Patterns on August 2. Butterick Patterns Releases a Princess Catherine Wedding Dress Pattern Copyright Butterick Patterns, 2. Ever since the royal wedding festivities in April, I have been waiting to see one of the Big Four pattern companies release a royal wedding dress pattern for Princess Catherines bridal gown. And at last one of them has  Butterick Patternshas just released their latest wedding dress design, BP2. Sarah Burton design and makes a wonderful replica of Kate Middletons wedding dress  This bridal gown pattern is clearly a knock off of Princess Catherines wedding gown, though there are some obvious differences in the back which make it easier to sew. A few months ago I studied  how one could combine separate patterns to achieve the Princess Catherine look, and while you may still want to read to study all the design details, this pattern will greatly simplify the process Pattern covers are copyright Butterick Patterns, 2. The royal wedding has so inspired future brides that Butterick Patterns has released not one, but three dress patterns inspired by William and Catherines wedding  Besides the royal wedding dress pattern, Butterick has also produced a drapey bias cut dress pattern BP2. Pippa Middletons royal bridesmaid dress pattern minus the elegant row of buttons down the back closure. Butterick Patterns used the same model for both patterns, who looks very similar to the royal Middleton sisters. Pattern cover is copyright Butterick Patterns, 2. The attention to detail that Butterick showed for their photo shoots is impressive. For Princess Catherines wedding dress pattern, we see a lovely brunette with the same half uphalf down hairstyle topped with a replica of the Cartier halo tiara and a lace trimmed single layer veil. At her ears hang diamond earrings which are reminiscent of the acorn earrings which Mr. Mrs. Middleton commissioned for their daughter Catherine as a wedding gift. The bridal bouquet she holds has the same simplicity of the original royal bouquet, and we see an enormous sapphire ring replica of Kate Middletons engagement ring on hands that sport a thin coating of light pink nail polish over short fingernails. At first glance I actually thought it was Princess Catherine on the front pattern cover Pattern copyright by Butterick Patterns, 2. The third royal wedding dress pattern is for the flower girls. Once again the child model they used bears a striking resemblance to one of the royal wedding participants, and while the dress is a simple, classic style, Im sure brides to be will favor this pattern for Kate Middleton inspired weddings Pattern cover image is copyright by Butterick Patterns, 2. As far as the Princess Catherines wedding dress pattern is designed, the front is nearly identical, with the same high necked lace overlaybolero, sweetheart neckline, and wide pleated skirt. The Chantilly lace slopes from the high neckline down to the center of the sweetheart curve just as the Sarah Burton gown did, and the sleeves are just as fitted and end in a slight v at the wrists. For more photos of the original royal wedding dress on display, click here. The back of this Butterick wedding dress is different than the original royal wedding dress, and while it is still quite lovely, I might not recognize it for exactly the same bridal gown. At center right is the original Sarah Burton dress, on the left is the Butterick Patterns version. The original dress had wide pleating down the skirt back the Butterick Pattern 2. Kate Middletons royal wedding gown had an ostentatious train which was approximately 7 feet long, while the Butterick gown pattern has probably no more than a 3 foot train. One of the most notable design elements for the Sarah Burton designed dress was the floucy bustle at the back waist of Princess Catherines gown. The newly released wedding dress pattern doesnt quite have the same effect, as the separate bustle pieces sewn at the back waist seam lends an more angular, almost triangular feel to the back. Driver Para Impressora Hp Deskjet 840C Windows 7 64 Bits here. Lastly and this is not a big difference at all, Princess Catherines wedding dress had a slight downward curve to the strapless back. This Butterick pattern has a completely straight strapless back, which is not quite as slenderizing as the original royal wedding gown. But that being said, many bridal seamstresses may not make an exact replica of the royal wedding dress anyhow, and unless a bride to be was very picky which they often are, she probably wouldnt notice much of a difference between the two wedding dress designs at all. Butterick has done an excellent job reproducing the royal familys wedding dresses in such a short amount of time, and Im sure they will be the most popular wedding dress patterns for the next couple years, at least  Visit http butterick. Crafts-Hobbies/Pattern-Drafting-Sheet-Metal-Textbook/Pattern-Drafting-Sheet-Metal-Textbook.jpg' alt='Pattern Drafting Books' title='Pattern Drafting Books' />Hey yall welcome back to fitting month on the blog Today Im going to show you how to make a bodice pattern. Now you may wonder what drafting a pattern has. 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