The Perfect Bodice Block Pattern Tutorial | Easy & Detailed Bodice Tutorial

[@okekeonyinye481]

This method still works for a person with a full burst.....I have tried it ..and it was nice too

[@Bettyalamode]

@@okekeonyinye481 yayyy, that’s amazing to hear! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@kpgUser]

i made this sloper and tested , 1st time i got front armhole gap i raised armscy up by half inch , and it comes out perfect. thanks.

[@Bettyalamode]

That’s amazing! I’m glad it worked out! I believe I mentioned it in the video that the front armscye is 1/2” higher than the back.

[@Samantha-bj5xm]

Girl you are gorgeous thank you so much for giving us your bodice technique… I will be using v soon

[@Bettyalamode]

@@Samantha-bj5xm 🥰🥰 thank you so much! And you’re very welcome!

[@okekeonyinye481]

I love the fact that you user your overburst round instead of your full burst round for your measurements.....this will make the armcye not too big ...

[@Bettyalamode]

Yes! that’s exactly why I use it instead! I like the result, It always works!

[@programmingsabrina127]

I loved your method ! Thank you for your amazing video !😍

[@Bettyalamode]

My pleasure, Thank you 😊

[@royalmercy123]

Good job my friend

[@Bettyalamode]

Thank you 🤗

[@adebayobisola1025]

Thumbs up to you!... 👍

[@Bettyalamode]

@@adebayobisola1025 thank you!

[@kpgUser]

how to extend same bodice to hip length?

[@Bettyalamode]

@@kpgUser that’s the torso block, I’ll make a different video showing how to extend this to create one, soon

[@kpgUser]

@@Bettyalamode thanks a lot

[@okekeonyinye481]

Nice ...helen Armstrong method....

[@Bettyalamode]

I got confused for a moment and thought this was under a different video. I love her book for pattern manipulation but I did not follow her method for this bodice block although I do see some similarities.

[@okekeonyinye481]

Yeah......i noticed you did not follow all.....loving your own method ...​@@Bettyalamode

[@Bettyalamode]

@@okekeonyinye481 😂😅 thank you!

[@nancyayo1402]

Hi was the bust divided by two not four

[@Bettyalamode]

Right because I divided my bust by 2 first and then made my front 1/2” more than my back. So it’s front bust divided by 2

[@nancyayo1402]

Thank you

[@banyetchetnicodemusibrahim42]

Hi Betty, a great job there. Thanks for your dedication and for taking time to do this detailed tutorial. Quite informative.🎉 I will be following you for more

[@Bettyalamode]

@@banyetchetnicodemusibrahim42 thank you so much! That’s encouraging to hear and thank you for subscribing!