Years ago, I took a class to make my own bras. I was “fitted” with the right cup size, etc. I loved these bras and they fit perfect!! As the bras “became smaller” and I made replacement bras, they never did fit - too big in the cup, next try, too big in the band, etc. etc. I wish I would have had someone to help me know how to make a larger size without “over sizing” the bra to where I could not wear it at all. Now, I wear bras that do not fit right and are not comfortable - wish I still had the lady that taught my class available to ask questions. This was a great video for bra makers.
Adding a piece of elastic under the underwire section from the outer edges of one cup to the other adds extra stability and prevents slip up. The bra will nestle onto the ribcage and stay put. Elastic with silicone lines , usually labeled as "no roll up" works really well. I think of it like cables on the San Francisco bridge!
Thank you. These were great tips. I like my bras as thin as possible, Wocoal makes some pure lace cups with no padding. They have been my favorite for years. Could you make a video teaching us how to make something like that? 🕊️🕊️🕊️
I find that the boning slips to center front and sticks out. I slide bones all the way to underarm then sew at center front with a small machine stitches to keep them from sliding to front. Thanks Brenda.
Ooooh what a fantastic way to upgrade a bra! I buy higher end tee shirt bras but they don't have a fancy lace though they are super supportive otherwise. Now I know how to pretty them up! Thank you!!!
RE: straps. For those who are more well-endowed, skip the stretchy elastic, and go with nice satin. The last thing they need is to bounce more when they move.
I have always had to wear some type of padding because of my nipples and I'm not large busted but I'm heavy busted and you're so right about all of those issues. Thank you I have a few more years of wearing beziers and this will be very useful.
Look into getting the thin, foam round shells to use as inserts. You don't even have to sew them in. Just tuck them in when you put your bra on. Get... maybe a size C, so the coverage is substantial, and not just like a shield.
The padding isn't about making boobs bigger in this case. It is to hide the nipples from showing. I wear a G cup but I need padding because the high beams are almost always on and it is not a look that I like for myself. Some people like the nipple look. You do you.
How do you stop the underwire from working it's way through the side channels.....and poking into one's skin ... .even expensive bras are punctured,difference being wire takes longer to break through ..... Much appreciated if you reply. Regards Cecilia
The problem is the tip slowly acts as a drill and drives its way through. Dulling the tip with a cap means taking the bra apart, but you may have more luck strengthening the area its rubbing against, or, if you can, adjusting where it does rub.
@@BridalSewing how about cutting a soft suede leather tab and sewing it onto the outer bra right at the tip area of the wire that tends to push out? I think the suede leather would prevent a breakthrough . Anytime I need a small swatch of material I head to Goodwill - the swatch color suede I need could come from a purse, a hat, a cuff - I just don’t look in the fabric section. I look everywhere.! I always find what I need.!
@ritawhite2070 how about buying a package of moleskin from the drug store.?. You cut it to size, and it has an adhesive backing that just sticks on. It works! Quick and easy.
So often it comes down to 'you really just need to invest an hour on careful handsewing', doesn't it? 😅 I do love this tutorial. Nice bras are just ridiculously expensive and it's so easy to make a plain one a little bit prettier!
I have sold 50 years I have never ever thought of doing this amazing I'm so happy that you brought this to my point I cannot appreciate you enough thank you and God bless you and your family
@@LouseSmith agreed! I've sewed my whole life too, and I was skeptical about this, but she takes the mystery out of this kind of sewing which I had never ventured to try with my usual French-heirloom theatrical costume sewing. (I assume that you meant "sewed"not "sold") I'm excited to share it with several women in my family. I also appreciate the tactfulness that she taught it. I didn't want to see bust skin in the process. I'm a Christian woman who tries to carefully clothes myself modestly. I loved this video! ❤️
If you have smaller cups but a broader band, like 36-42 A, you can extend the gore (strap between cups) using wide elastic or even non- stretch material. There are charts online that recommend how much incremental width to add as the band increases.
@terrimartin3034 yes! Many of the more expensive bras have a low-stretch knit, wrapping foam interlining, and only a small length of wide elastic. I get into this in my next bra video. ❤️ "Stay tuned!"
Do you have a tutorial on how to alter the sides of a bra for the side/back overhang? I can't seem to find bras with high enough sides/back so I always have overhang (no matter what size bra i get). I have a minor sensory issue and can't stand certain fabric rubbing my skin there.
@@alicekramden8640 I've had the same problem my entire life, no matter what brand, or what size, the straps always slip down my arms. I've cut the straps where they attach to the band in back and sewn them closer to the center, near the hooks. I've also purchased straps that clip on both of the straps in back and it keeps them from sliding. In a pinch I've cut strips of fabric from an old t-shirt and tied the shoulder straps together, making it almost like a racer back.
@@kathleenee5698 what came to mind for me is - at the fabric store in the elastic trim department - they had this narrow elastic and on the underside was the stretchable rubber attached as one with the elastic it seemed. I asked what this was used for and they told me that you saw it onto the hem line of your stretch, yoga shorts, and it prevents them from creeping up Anyway, it would seem that you could purchase this and use it for a bra strap or just so a section of this in the shoulder area onto your bra straps what would prevent the straps from falling off your shoulder? Or another idea that comes to mind is on the underside of your bra. Just get some fabric glue and put on the underside of the bra strap that should also prevent slippage. I’ve seen where you can take puppy paint that’s in a tube and put it on the bottom of your toddlers socks and put dots all over it because this would prevent the child from slipping on hardwood floors Maybe you could just do the underside of the shoulder strap Give it a go !
There is double sided clothing or fabric tape already cut in short links and a narrow width that you can use under your bra strap at the top of your shoulder to hold it in place. It’s very inexpensive, like $8 for a tin of 36. But I am looking forward to her future video using silicone tape! That sounds like the ideal solution.
And you can buy a roll-on body adhesive to apply to your shoulders or the straps. I get mine from a medical supply retailer and its about 13$ CDN for a deodorant-size bottle. It's used for toupees, medical dressings and for the socks Irish dancers wear! Been using it for about 18 years.
Is there a way to add cushioning under the underwire? My rib cage curves out, so underwire doesn’t lay flush on my ribs properly. Wireless bras curve and bunch so they aren’t much better
Love it! I have a friend with cancer who asked me to duplicate her comfy bra - and I had no idea where to start! May I ask? Where do I find lingerie lace? I have not see that at JoAnns fabric store that I know of.
@gailrussell9104 absolutely! I use fold over elastic in that exact way. In fact, the colorful bra with the wide, black elastic-- that one has an ivory fold over elastic I added to the outer edges of the cups!
Thanx for the great ideas, really helpful. Pls, do you another great idea for worn-out bodies, shaping due to continuous wear stretched out, however the bra part is still perfect. I live in a country where these things aren't easily available and extremely expensive. I was thinking kind of attaching the good and perfectly forming bras to a new body that just has an ordinary bra, not flattering. Thanks for your attention, big hello from Algeria.
Great tips. If all tips need to be done to one bra maybe the $70 bra is still the better value between the extra purchases, time and effort. What I want help with is how to reinforce the stitching so the wire does not pop out.
hello. i love your channel and video. But this time, i just want to let you know you wrong about the gel push-up, they don't leak. They are so much more comfortable than the normal one. They keep the shape way more longueur than the normal push-up.
My straps always end up sliding down. How can I prevent this?🤔 It drives me crazy and looks unprofessional when I'm digging in my shirt to pull up the strap. 😬
OK, so I'm 67 now & frankly I must be the hardest woman on the planet to get a bra that fits. As a senior lady I have lost most of the volume at the top of my breasts. That in itself causes the weigh that is left to try to fall out of the bottom of most bras & this cute little summer shirt I can't wear because of that. I need ways to adjust things. I hope this makes sense. What is the best way to tighten the bottom of bras/shirts to keep the girls put? Thank you!
@@TexasBeliever57 It may just be that your underwire or band size is not the right fit and the underwire does not sit in the right spot on your body. Bra sizing is quite complicated as there are so much variables to juggle - band, cups, wires, straps… There is a term that describes relations between these components - sister sizes. Check it out and maybe you find that a different size fits better. Definitely was the case for me with age and weight changes.
Professional dressmaker. I totally agree. Most women have NEVER been ,"FITTED" for a bra. It's FREE at Victoria's secrets. All you have to do is ask. Be honest that you might not buy but you NEED a good bra. There is a reason a brassier is a speciality designer. Just because it looks pretty, does not mean it FITS. @zetinjatresor2100
Yes, or Soma. They are good at fitting. I use caution about sister sizes. Sometimes it's true. Sometimes it's a sales tactic when they are out of your best size.
if your slider is moving means its a bad quality slider. or maybe use a different elastic. i have been buying the wacoal company bras and i never have the slider moving. cuz its a quality product. and i actually dont think its a good idea to remove the slider and keep altering the bra. its something you dont want to deal with more then once. so i think you may have a bad slider or what. but hey you can have your opinion. this is mine. based on my experience.
You have to alter each half of the band and each cup independently. Don't alter with symmetry. Alter for results that give even support for each quadrant of your torso/bust area.
So no $20,000 surgery but I have bought 12 different bras. 10 from goodwill for £1 each (and all new), plus x2 from what I think is an expensive bra £36! Not one fits me or is comfortable. I want to use them as stash to make my own. Should I unpick them all so I have the pieces and then buy a pattern and use the best trims etc of each to make a bra that fits then I know what works or will I just be making ONE that fits because they are all different materials that I don’t actually know their idiosyncrasies ?
I thought that putting your bra on properly was to keep your boobs in the cups, are the pushup pads more for when the underwire doesn't sit nicely against the breastroot? (Properly meaning leaning over and scooping.)
Im lucky right now to afford a $20 bra right now. I found this purely on accident starting my 3 rd week of bedrest from surgery and have 4 weeks to go since it was a foot surgery. This comes in handy lol. Could use this tutorial to make your own
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These adjustments to inexpensive bras to make them more beautiful and last longer are amazing!! Thank you!!!
For an older lady like myself, I wish there had been a tutorial like this for when I first started sewing. This is wonderful to know!
Absolutely agree!
Years ago, I took a class to make my own bras. I was “fitted” with the right cup size, etc. I loved these bras and they fit perfect!! As the bras “became smaller” and I made replacement bras, they never did fit - too big in the cup, next try, too big in the band, etc. etc. I wish I would have had someone to help me know how to make a larger size without “over sizing” the bra to where I could not wear it at all. Now, I wear bras that do not fit right and are not comfortable - wish I still had the lady that taught my class available to ask questions. This was a great video for bra makers.
When I get a new bra I always adjust to fit then put a few stitches under the slider to stop it from moving.
Adding a piece of elastic under the underwire section from the outer edges of one cup to the other adds extra stability and prevents slip up. The bra will nestle onto the ribcage and stay put. Elastic with silicone lines , usually labeled as "no roll up" works really well. I think of it like cables on the San Francisco bridge!
Thank you. These were great tips. I like my bras as thin as possible, Wocoal makes some pure lace cups with no padding. They have been my favorite for years. Could you make a video teaching us how to make something like that? 🕊️🕊️🕊️
Great tutorial. To keep my straps in place once I get the straps perfect placement I sew thru thr strap below the slider. I also a full busted at. DDD
I find that the boning slips to center front and sticks out. I slide bones all the way to underarm then sew at center front with a small machine stitches to keep them from sliding to front. Thanks Brenda.
Ooooh what a fantastic way to upgrade a bra! I buy higher end tee shirt bras but they don't have a fancy lace though they are super supportive otherwise. Now I know how to pretty them up! Thank you!!!
Thank you so much. As a bigger lady on a tight budget these tips will really help x
RE: straps. For those who are more well-endowed, skip the stretchy elastic, and go with nice satin. The last thing they need is to bounce more when they move.
Genius. Plus the satin probably feels nice on the skin. I hate elastic straps that cut into or rub on my skin.
I have always had to wear some type of padding because of my nipples and I'm not large busted but I'm heavy busted and you're so right about all of those issues. Thank you I have a few more years of wearing beziers and this will be very useful.
Look into getting the thin, foam round shells to use as inserts. You don't even have to sew them in. Just tuck them in when you put your bra on. Get... maybe a size C, so the coverage is substantial, and not just like a shield.
I'm the other way. At a slim DDD, the LAST thing I need is padding.
The padding isn't about making boobs bigger in this case. It is to hide the nipples from showing. I wear a G cup but I need padding because the high beams are almost always on and it is not a look that I like for myself. Some people like the nipple look. You do you.
How do you stop the underwire from working it's way through the side channels.....and poking into one's skin ... .even expensive bras are punctured,difference being wire takes longer to break through .....
Much appreciated if you reply.
Regards Cecilia
The problem is the tip slowly acts as a drill and drives its way through.
Dulling the tip with a cap means taking the bra apart, but you may have more luck strengthening the area its rubbing against, or, if you can, adjusting where it does rub.
ruclips.net/video/7pGRzKKpUJw/видео.html This should help. ❤️
@@BridalSewing how about cutting a soft suede leather tab and sewing it onto the outer bra right at the tip area of the wire that tends to push out?
I think the suede leather would prevent a breakthrough .
Anytime I need a small swatch of material I head to Goodwill - the swatch color suede I need could come from a purse, a hat, a cuff - I just don’t look in the fabric section. I look everywhere.! I always find what I need.!
@ritawhite2070 I like using petersham
@ritawhite2070 how about buying a package of moleskin from the drug store.?. You cut it to size, and it has an adhesive backing that just sticks on. It works! Quick and easy.
Thanks for the idea of adding lace onto a plain bra. 🙂
So often it comes down to 'you really just need to invest an hour on careful handsewing', doesn't it? 😅
I do love this tutorial. Nice bras are just ridiculously expensive and it's so easy to make a plain one a little bit prettier!
I have sold 50 years I have never ever thought of doing this amazing I'm so happy that you brought this to my point I cannot appreciate you enough thank you and God bless you and your family
@@LouseSmith agreed! I've sewed my whole life too, and I was skeptical about this, but she takes the mystery out of this kind of sewing which I had never ventured to try with my usual French-heirloom theatrical costume sewing. (I assume that you meant "sewed"not "sold") I'm excited to share it with several women in my family. I also appreciate the tactfulness that she taught it. I didn't want to see bust skin in the process. I'm a Christian woman who tries to carefully clothes myself modestly. I loved this video! ❤️
If you have smaller cups but a broader band, like 36-42 A, you can extend the gore (strap between cups) using wide elastic or even non- stretch material. There are charts online that recommend how much incremental width to add as the band increases.
Elastic straps are counter intuitive to maintaining lift of breast tissues.
@terrimartin3034 yes! Many of the more expensive bras have a low-stretch knit, wrapping foam interlining, and only a small length of wide elastic. I get into this in my next bra video. ❤️ "Stay tuned!"
Me encanto esa idea de recubrirlos con encaje, hasta pedreria se les puede poner ❤😮❤
Lovd this. Im now following you. OMG. SOOOO glad I've found you.
Congrats on 100k subs!
Do you have a tutorial on how to alter the sides of a bra for the side/back overhang? I can't seem to find bras with high enough sides/back so I always have overhang (no matter what size bra i get). I have a minor sensory issue and can't stand certain fabric rubbing my skin there.
Incomingggg!
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@Cosmiccoffeecup tysm!!
Thank you! I always learn so much from you.
You are a genius! Thank you so much this video made me a subscriber❤!
This is so interesting. Thank you.
Great tips! Thanks for sharing ❤
Your a lifesaver! I'm so glad I found your channel!
🇨🇴you have the perfect voice to discuss matters of bras. (FYI I am a female)
Haha thanks for not being creepy!! 🤣😂😅
Wow! Such good information. Thank you!
Question: What kind of needle was used when reinforcing the side of the bra with tapestry thread?
I don't remember the exact one, but I most often use size1 bridal strength needles. I use millinery needles as well. They are longer. I love them!
Can you show us what to do to prevent bra straps from sliding down our shoulders? A lifelong frustrating problem. Thanks.
@@alicekramden8640 I've had the same problem my entire life, no matter what brand, or what size, the straps always slip down my arms. I've cut the straps where they attach to the band in back and sewn them closer to the center, near the hooks. I've also purchased straps that clip on both of the straps in back and it keeps them from sliding. In a pinch I've cut strips of fabric from an old t-shirt and tied the shoulder straps together, making it almost like a racer back.
@@kathleenee5698 what came to mind for me is - at the fabric store in the elastic trim department - they had this narrow elastic and on the underside was the stretchable rubber attached as one with the elastic it seemed.
I asked what this was used for and they told me that you saw it onto the hem line of your stretch, yoga shorts, and it prevents them from creeping up
Anyway, it would seem that you could purchase this and use it for a bra strap or just so a section of this in the shoulder area onto your bra straps what would prevent the straps from falling off your shoulder?
Or another idea that comes to mind is on the underside of your bra. Just get some fabric glue and put on the underside of the bra strap that should also prevent slippage.
I’ve seen where you can take puppy paint that’s in a tube and put it on the bottom of your toddlers socks and put dots all over it because this would prevent the child from slipping on hardwood floors
Maybe you could just do the underside of the shoulder strap
Give it a go !
Haha yes! I literally already have this set up for my next video. It's called silicone elastic
There is double sided clothing or fabric tape already cut in short links and a narrow width that you can use under your bra strap at the top of your shoulder to hold it in place. It’s very inexpensive, like $8 for a tin of 36. But I am looking forward to her future video using silicone tape! That sounds like the ideal solution.
And you can buy a roll-on body adhesive to apply to your shoulders or the straps. I get mine from a medical supply retailer and its about 13$ CDN for a deodorant-size bottle. It's used for toupees, medical dressings and for the socks Irish dancers wear! Been using it for about 18 years.
Just earned a new subsciber for this bra upgrade video. A non sewer here.
Yay!!! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video, it's rewarding to know people like my content! 🥰
@BridalSewing
It's like where have you been all my life ?
The two most difficult things in life to find:
1. An excellent bra
2. A good bra
😉
Is there a way to add cushioning under the underwire? My rib cage curves out, so underwire doesn’t lay flush on my ribs properly. Wireless bras curve and bunch so they aren’t much better
I totally understand. I have the same issue & I hope to address this in my next bra altering video! 🤗
How do you fit a larger strap and sew it on? I wish you had shown us that.
Noted!! 🥰 I'll do this in my next video. Basically, just zig-zag stitch or hand stitch it on.
Oh, my dear. Very pleased to meet you.
Orcered some cheap bras on line that need the zz along the outer cup, plus the insert.
Oh the Cleverness of You!!👙
Appreciate your sharing🧡
Love it! I have a friend with cancer who asked me to duplicate her comfy bra - and I had no idea where to start!
May I ask?
Where do I find lingerie lace? I have not see that at JoAnns fabric store that I know of.
I pinned a bra notions source, here in the top comment. 🤗 She can help you.
Just wondering. I wondered if narrow elastic, stretched taught, and zigzagged inside the sides where you gathered, would also work?
@@BridalSewing thank you so much! 💖
@gailrussell9104 absolutely! I use fold over elastic in that exact way. In fact, the colorful bra with the wide, black elastic-- that one has an ivory fold over elastic I added to the outer edges of the cups!
@gailrussell9104 you can see it at 4:07. ;) ;)
Pretty bras are nice but I need a support bra, will the same hints work?
They will greatly improve it!
Beautiful room ❤
I love your voice❤
Thanx for the great ideas, really helpful.
Pls, do you another great idea for worn-out bodies, shaping due to continuous wear stretched out, however the bra part is still perfect.
I live in a country where these things aren't easily available and extremely expensive. I was thinking kind of attaching the good and perfectly forming bras to a new body that just has an ordinary bra, not flattering. Thanks for your attention, big hello from Algeria.
7:23
Thank you
Is there a specific link for the support cups on Amazon? I'm overwhelmed by the choices! Thank you.
I'll try to find one and get back with you here in the comments! 🥰
Great tips. If all tips need to be done to one bra maybe the $70 bra is still the better value between the extra purchases, time and effort. What I want help with is how to reinforce the stitching so the wire does not pop out.
Here ya go! ruclips.net/video/7pGRzKKpUJw/видео.html
hello. i love your channel and video. But this time, i just want to let you know you wrong about the gel push-up, they don't leak. They are so much more comfortable than the normal one. They keep the shape way more longueur than the normal push-up.
Maybe you have a different kind? I have absolutely had them get punctured and leak here at the shop.
My straps always end up sliding down. How can I prevent this?🤔 It drives me crazy and looks unprofessional when I'm digging in my shirt to pull up the strap. 😬
That problem is addressed in this video: ruclips.net/video/7pGRzKKpUJw/видео.html
Thank you👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🌹
Have you transformed a bra to a front opening? I broke my wrist and I’m stuck wearing over the head loose jogging bras 😢
I have. Just cut it open and add hooks and loops. You can add them in individual sets or get them in tape version.
@@BridalSewing thank you ❤
Can i use dental floss instead of uphold thread? What needle do i need, does it need to be an upholstery needle?
I wouldn't. Upholstery thread is easy enough to get. I just use a strong, size 1 needle. They should be linked to on my website, bridalsewing.com
OK, so I'm 67 now & frankly I must be the hardest woman on the planet to get a bra that fits. As a senior lady I have lost most of the volume at the top of my breasts. That in itself causes the weigh that is left to try to fall out of the bottom of most bras & this cute little summer shirt I can't wear because of that. I need ways to adjust things. I hope this makes sense. What is the best way to tighten the bottom of bras/shirts to keep the girls put? Thank you!
Honestly, those push up pads are what prevents that. Get "the girls" above the pads and they won't settle in below the wire or band.
@@TexasBeliever57 It may just be that your underwire or band size is not the right fit and the underwire does not sit in the right spot on your body. Bra sizing is quite complicated as there are so much variables to juggle - band, cups, wires, straps… There is a term that describes relations between these components - sister sizes. Check it out and maybe you find that a different size fits better. Definitely was the case for me with age and weight changes.
Professional dressmaker. I totally agree. Most women have NEVER been ,"FITTED" for a bra. It's FREE at Victoria's secrets. All you have to do is ask. Be honest that you might not buy but you NEED a good bra. There is a reason a brassier is a speciality designer. Just because it looks pretty, does not mean it FITS. @zetinjatresor2100
Yes, or Soma. They are good at fitting. I use caution about sister sizes. Sometimes it's true. Sometimes it's a sales tactic when they are out of your best size.
@@TexasBeliever57 you need a tighter band. It should be very snug
What can you do to keep the underwire from coming out?
ruclips.net/video/7pGRzKKpUJw/видео.html this video helps with that!
Very good advice and video butwit this push up in Florida.......no way 😊 tohot i wish not need bra at all . 😊
if your slider is moving means its a bad quality slider. or maybe use a different elastic. i have been buying the wacoal company bras and i never have the slider moving. cuz its a quality product. and i actually dont think its a good idea to remove the slider and keep altering the bra. its something you dont want to deal with more then once. so i think you may have a bad slider or what. but hey you can have your opinion. this is mine. based on my experience.
It’s ME that bulges under arm nit the bra! Can use a gather stitch in me? 😂😂😂
@@moiraberniegatt9491 that'll be $20,000 and some general anesthesia, mam. 😂😂
@ sooo true! 🤣
I have scoliosis and my bra is not fitting. What do I have to do to fix it?
You have to alter each half of the band and each cup independently. Don't alter with symmetry. Alter for results that give even support for each quadrant of your torso/bust area.
So no $20,000 surgery but I have bought 12 different bras. 10 from goodwill for £1 each (and all new), plus x2 from what I think is an expensive bra £36! Not one fits me or is comfortable. I want to use them as stash to make my own. Should I unpick them all so I have the pieces and then buy a pattern and use the best trims etc of each to make a bra that fits then I know what works or will I just be making ONE that fits because they are all different materials that I don’t actually know their idiosyncrasies ?
❤ this
Lace is pretty, but I find that it adds unwanted texture underneath clothes.
Saaaame!
More support, sure, but more padding? noooooooo...
@@VR-Trooper yep. I hate padding! My boobs are too big as it is!
@@VR-Trooper it might work if you fir in a n a cup, but much bigger… yeah I don’t think so either 😅
No sound?
There's definitely sound. 😂😂
@BridalSewing weird now it's working, it wasn't just 2 minutes ago. 😅
I thought that putting your bra on properly was to keep your boobs in the cups, are the pushup pads more for when the underwire doesn't sit nicely against the breastroot? (Properly meaning leaning over and scooping.)
Yes
I hate under wire
To be honest a lot of these sound like poor fit issues. If you're spilling out the sides of the cups, the cups are too small.
That can be true. But, when dealing with a $5 bra that is *this* stretchy on the sides, you need to support the sides, & it will affect the shape.
Or....just buy a decent bra in the first place.
There's always that. 😂
@@BridalSewing 😂
Im lucky right now to afford a $20 bra right now. I found this purely on accident starting my 3 rd week of bedrest from surgery and have 4 weeks to go since it was a foot surgery. This comes in handy lol. Could use this tutorial to make your own
@TinasCrazyLife get well soon!!!
@@BridalSewing thank you
If you have to do all this causing more expense in materials and your time, why not just upgrade your bra buying? 🤷♀️
These upgrades in total would be less than $10.
$5+$10 < $80
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Wow!! 😱I'm sorry. RUclips decides that. We have some say-so on where they can place them- but they choose the number of them to play. 💔 Thank you for hanging in there!!! 🙏❤️🙏