Christening Gown Sewing Pattern
If your little one has an upcoming christening, then you can create a gorgeous DIY christening gown with this unique and budget-friendly idea. Use an old wedding gown to create this Christening Dress Sewing Pattern.
With a little imagination, you can use this free sewing pattern to make a beautiful gown Mom and Dad will cherish forever. Christening gowns can be super expensive, but now you can design a DIY dress that's thrifty, one-of-a-kind, and holds special memories!
Project TypeMake a Project
Time to CompleteWeekend project
Sewn byBoth Hand and Machine
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Weberme
Jun 19, 2017
This is such a lovely way to remember that special wedding day and use for another great event in your life your newborn child and if you do not want to use yours use your mothers or grandmothers. You can use any pattern new or old and can use specials pieces off the dress for accents or use some new. What a super great idea and so fun to remember those special events as you are assembling this beautiful Christening gown. This is going in my list to remember for future project for someone special. Thanks for idea.
Marilyn B
May 01, 2017
Oh my, shades of the past ... I actually did this over 30 years ago for my first born, and had a satin bodice and skirt with lace trim hem underskirt effect, then I used gold embroidery thread and machine stitched a delicate pattern around the neckline, and a pleat in the back and a little gold embroidery cross in the front! It was pretty but it was also overkill.... I wanted to incorporate so many things that I went overboard! This example is so elegant and lovely, sure to be an heirloom!
Cheryl E
Apr 28, 2017
This christening gown is lovely. The tutorial informs a sewing pattern from some time ago was used for the pictured dress. Any simple contemporary infant dress pattern should do today. The bits of what appears to be Alencon lace that were used for the tiny cap sleeves and applique apparently came from the brides original dress. So charming and a great idea.
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