Crochet Wedding Dress

St Ursula's College

Alannah Skurray


"My Major Textiles Project (MTP) is a crocheted wedding dress set. The core textiles mediums employed are crocheting with acrylic yarn and sewing with satin fabric. I incorporated several specialised techniques, including beading, laser cutting, and sublimation printing."

Images of Work

"The corset has intricate detailing. The main material is a lustrous white satin. The lining is revealed to show a repeating pattern of script in a light peachy-pink hue. The text is part of a vow or promise, reading "I love you, to be my law-full wife…". The garment features corset lacing detail in the back, with thin white ribbons threaded through eyelets, and a delicate white sheer fabric draped at the side. Small pearl accents are strategically placed, one on the satin flap and another near the lacing. The overall aesthetic is romantic and delicate, with a vintage or heirloom quality from the combination of satin, lace and inscribed text. The palette is predominantly white with subtle peachy-pink accents, contributing to a soft, elegant feel."

"The material is intricately patterned with openwork, creating a delicate and airy appearance. The stitching is visible, showing a textured quality. The edge of the textile features a scalloped hemline, adding a feminine and decorative touch. The overall aesthetic is one of handmade craftsmanship, evoking a sense of vintage or bohemian style. The colour is a pure, bright white, which enhances the detail of the crochet pattern."

Select Student Folio Pages

The pages selected for each project reflect the individual students' interpretations of the syllabus guidelines for the MTP. Each student should develop their folio according to the guidelines, relating to their own individual project. This may result in a variety of presentation styles, numbers of sketches and/or experiments.