Wedding and evening dress sewing course
Wedding dresses
Evening gowns
400+ patterns with PDF instructions
135 video lessons
10 stunning dresses featuring unique designs and finishes
Gorgeous everyday looks
Trendy and classic designs for
You need this course if
  • You have a very special occasion ahead
    and you need a wedding dress
  • Sewing is your hobby
    and you want to improve your skills to embark on more challenging projects
  • You take custom sewing orders
    and look for ways to make your business more profitable
  • You sew for yourself
    but you wish to make sewing your profession
  • You have a sewing blog
    and want to find a content niche capable of attracting more attention
  • You want to stand out from the competition
    and offer unique sewing services
Sew with specialty, delicate fabrics: satin, taffeta, organza, mesh, tulle, lace, etc.
Cut and construct multilayer pieces properly
Embellish dresses with lace elements
Work with the bias cut and learn how to join dress layers together ensuring a neat look
Drape fabric and create structured fabric shapes
Use haute couture finishing techniques
Work with boning and use it to stiffen dress bodices (rigilene, horsehair braid, synthetic whalebone)
Create opaque and sheer corset bodices
During this course you will
Course Contents
Solo Sailing
Guided by Mentors
Limitless Sewing
We have developed trendy and classic dress designs featuring a variety of techniques you can learn and use in your future projects:
Your future results
Casual styles
Evening gowns
Wedding dresses
Premium projects
Why should you choose Wedding and evening Dress sewing course by Vikisews
  • 105 200+
    students from around the world have already taken sewing courses by Vikisews
  • 9+
    years of experience in producing high-quality sewing patterns
  • 530 000+
    sewists worldwide choose our patterns
  • 157 000+
    positive reviews
Course projects by our students
You will need
Free time
Cutting table or spacious room
Hammer and pliers
Regular sewing machine
Ironing board
Steam iron
Course plans
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