Looking for a way to keep your straps from slipping — and add a touch of elegance to your handmade bras? The lace “H” back is a simple, beautiful solution that’s both functional and fashionable.
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Learn how to alter the Bottom Cup Depth (vertical length) while keeping the Horizontal Hemisphere (horizontal length) of a curved 3 piece bra cup! While this tutorial is tailored for the Liora Underwired Bra Pattern, the methodology can be used for ANY bra pattern with a similar seamlines.
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The Liora is a non-stretch underwired bra pattern with 3 or 4 piece cup that gently encourages a rounded, lifted shape with plenty of opportunities to play with lace. Featuring an optional lace “H” back and gothic arch that is as functional as it is beautiful, this bra melds comfort, stay put straps and style. Includes instructions for bra foam, internal slings and common alterations. Ideal for Intermediate sewers but also tenacious beginners.
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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.
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Let's talk about bra making fabrics for underwired bras - specifically the need for something a bit for substantial when large, heavy busts are involved.
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Did 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.
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Today’s tutorial on the Labellum Bra Pattern focuses on modifying the cradle to take a significantly smaller underwire.
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Intro to “Layers” on Adobe Reader!
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