Truing seams is a term for ensuring the stitch lines match when sewn together. It is particularly important when making pattern adjustments. For many, this is a way to ensure smooth lines but ensuring the measurement matches.
Read MoreLet's talk about bra making fabrics for underwired bras - specifically the need for something a bit for substantial when large, heavy busts are involved.
Read MoreDid you know that the triangle between the breasts come in different shapes? Sometimes known as the Center Gore or Bridge, this tiny piece of fabric between the cups of underwire bras often hold the key to comfort.
Read MoreIn order to better serve a diverse and dynamic range of people in our sewing community, we’ve updated the Instructions of ALL of our bra patterns to include more beginner friendly. This includes several pages on How to Measure and Finding Your Size. Not to mention more illustrations, clarity of verbiage, charts and organization! There are NO CHANGES TO THE PATTERNS themselves.
Read MoreToday’s tutorial on the Labellum Bra Pattern focuses on modifying the cradle to take a significantly smaller underwire.
Read MoreTo celebrate the release of our Labellum Bra Pattern in GG-KK, we are offering 10% off!
Read MoreIt’s been quite busy around here with a number of firsts. In addition to our participation in a virtual conference (www.greatbrasewingbee.com), we also had our very first photoshoot with a live model!
Read MoreLabellum in Embroidered Lace and a new Bra Pattern!
Read MoreIntro to “Layers” on Adobe Reader!
Read MoreHow to reduce the bottom cup depth of a nested multi-piece bra pattern - with bonus intro to “Layers” on Adobe Reader!
Read MoreOverview on what to do if your measurements indicate multiple sizes.
Read MoreJust a quick post today about my latest bra experiments. A wearable muslin in various shades of brown.
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