Boning for Bustier (Bra Cup). Rigilene vs Porcelynne underwire

[@tarynbevington5446]

This is a very helpful tutorial. I had no idea how to go about underwireing. I think Rigilene comes in high and low density. Individual rods can only be pulled on the high density rigilene. I specifically had to search for high density rigilene to find it. Hope that helps somebody.

[@nina_____9365]

You're a blessing for people who have sewn 10 yrs and for beginners who want to improve their craft. Thank you for sharing.

[@lindathompson3660]

Thank you for showing an alternative, I've never been able to find a riglene that can be gathered. 💜🤗

[@chinagoromchinagorom5692]

Q

[@ruthstitches]

Thanks for the teaching

[@713Joanne]

Thank you for a great video!😊

[@kaleart96]

Thank you so much 🥰💝

[@themoon938]

Thank you so much 🌹

[@jeniferwhiteley645]

Thank you awesome tutorial

[@lucwillasamoah5596]

Thank you, that was really helpful

[@Dressmaking.Academy]

Enjoy! I'm glad you love it! ❤

[@iredlougher4123]

Thanks

[@jays3349]

Thanks for sharing ❤❤❤

[@faiyazulhasan2381]

Thank you very much.

[@alciantombomzi1800]

Thankyo you did a great job

[@nnennaedeh4831]

Thank you very much Tatiana ❤️ Please what do we then use for the curved neckline and underarm area?

[@TanyaKey1]

Hi! Tunnel tape can be used.

[@nnennaedeh4831]

@@TanyaKey1 ok. Thank you ❤️

[@chukwuagnes83]

So helpful, thanks

[@Dressmaking.Academy]

You are welcome 😍

[@pietjepuk4203]

Thank you

[@osho-zm5tb]

Super

[@BiaGeany]

Perfect!! Thank you 🤓☝️

[@halidekarra]

But they look so gatherred, not even? And at the end you did not show both next to each one and share the differences in the look

[@hannahokoh6764]

Thanks ma

[@tanzaniakwanza1699]

Thx

[@annapalmas1551]

❤🎉

[@hammaminadia7315]

Thx so much 💞