How to cut and sew corset with bra cup

This is how I make my own foam cups: - I am using 4 mm thick bra making foam - I trim off the seam allowances (except the underwire lines) for the foam pieces - I cut pieces out of one layer of foam at once - I assemble the foam pieces with a wide zigzag stitch and cover it from the wrong side with the underwire channeling ... See my YouTube video for more!

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This has got to be one of my most frequently asked questions: how do you put underwires into a dress? (Especially one like my bombshell dress or other bustier-style design.) Is it possible? To be honest, I really didn't know. So I decided to spend some time exploring the possibility while making B6019, my Butterick Shaheen-style dress pattern. You'll need a pattern with a underbust seam and, ideally, some sort of bra cup seaming. This pattern is ideal because it has a bodice lining. The…

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Learn how to make a bra with a foam cup lining! In this 3-part tutorial, you'll learn how to make a bra with a seamed foam lining. Many of these techniques can be used for adding foam to swimsuit cups, too! The pattern I used for demonstration was a custom drafted pattern, but these techniques work for any full-band bra. (To read about the difference between full band and partial band bras, see my article on Bra Anatomy.) Photo is of one of my sets--a foam-lined bra and the Ladyshorts. Intro…

Making Corsets does not get easier than this.Try this Tutorial and it could be the method you'll always use.Link to the video on how to cover a bra cup with ...

This summer I have planned a few foam-lined bras for my wardrobe. One of these is going to be strapless style I can wear comfortably underneath my low-backed tops and dresses. Comfort being a key word, because I have never found a strapless that doesn't make me squeam. I like using foam linings when I want a supporting bra but also want to use an outside cup fabric that's really light or stretchy. For example, I made these bras from rayon jersey scraps because I loved the print, and the foam…