Pattern Bra cup bustier, part 4.

[@poojaagarwal9466]

As I would always say, you are an incredible. Always clearly describe everything and that's the thing I like so much. 😃

[@silviogervasoni]

Love it as usual. I'm a big fan of you!!!!!!

[@st_clara]

I so much love your channel . You teach in a very clear and professional manner. I will be your happiest subcriber if you can make both pattern and sewing tutorial on a corset with this bra cups and back lacing. Please Ma

[@phucnhahuynh4477]

Amazing video but i have a question on how to choose the under wire based on you cup? I'm new with this stuff so hopefully you'll answer my question. Thank you ♥️

[@kathyking6278]

Very straight forward am new in sewing thank you

[@kumudinifernando6352]

very clear and thank you

[@ashfiashfi5658]

but how can we measuring n cutting any shape of bra cup

[@DianeDezieltoolfully]

Hello Mohammad, I also did the grading of the cup with a nice PDF document kzbin.info/www/bejne/maK8lYiLbJd0bJo My site move to ETSY www.etsy.com/ca-fr/shop/TOOLFULLY?ref=seller-platform-mcnav And all the free PDF to WIX dianedezie7.wixsite.com/toolfully and subscribe to My channel : kzbin.info for a lot more... Diane

[@ashfiashfi5658]

Diane Deziel thnq mam....i love ur videos

[@beth12svist]

Thank you for all this. I've been experimenting with sewing my own bras. I have skin problems and a doctor recommended wearing natural fibres, and unfortunately all those bra notions, including the wire casings, are not natural fibre. On my current experimental mock-up bra, I used double-folded bias binding (homemade from cotton), 1,8 cm wide bias binding (that's the bias tape maker I have), so 9 mm if folded twice. I sewed down the open edges along the cup curve, and inserted the wire. I think doubling it like that should make it sturdier. And I'm really glad you did the one video about grading cup sizes because that should help me if my cup size grows again! I was also recently reminded of the dress The Dreamstress made for a friend's wedding - being a historical seamstress, she used some historical techniques, and she corded the cups. thedreamstress.com/2011/10/shells-dress-a-very-historical-bustline/ Which I think might be a very nice if time-consuming and effort-requiring alternative for people like me whose skin doesn't like the limited breathability of foam cups.

[@DianeDezieltoolfully]

Hi Beth, I went to see the link, it's beautiful, I've never heard of that, it's a good idea. Also between top an inside you could use the Cotton batting made from natural fibers 100% cotton, it is usually 1/8" thick. www.createforless.com/buying-guides/sewing-and-quilting/quilt-batting-types-and-how-to-choose-the-right-one.aspx Bias is also a good option to insert your wire, to secure the tips you could double both end of the bias and I also saw someone add additional beige masking tape to the wire end. Diane

[@beth12svist]

Thank you! And if you haven't seen the whole finished dress, go back and look it up in her portfolio, it's amazing! :-)

[@emilynwasoria8199]

Great job

[@sandyasoyza4771]

Thank you so much Mam !