Making an Off-Shoulder Knit Dress

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  • Опубликовано: 19 фев 2023
  • It's weird shiny stretch dress number 2! This time I'm going for a shorter sleeved off the shoulder asymmetric style but sticking with my preference for sparkle of course.
    Coppery oil slick stretch from here: www.etsy.com/listing/73578870...
    The diagram I found on Pinterest: / 460563499405527362
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  • @detroitwillwinsuperbowl59
    @detroitwillwinsuperbowl59 Год назад +54

    I am 53 and just learning to sew. You are such an inspiration!

    • @sandym7952
      @sandym7952 Год назад +2

      Good for you!! I hope you enjoy it, I'm sure you will. Please remember to have patience with yourself. With some practice you will be the proud owner of a one of a kind garment!! 💕

    • @cambriasvintagehobby8123
      @cambriasvintagehobby8123 Год назад +1

      I am wildly impressed and slightly envious. At 49. I have maintained my lifelong refusal to learn to sew much to my mothers embarrassment when I take a piece to get a button replaced at the seamstress. Every time she explains to the seamstress that she tried to teach me to sew, and I refused to learn. 😂😂. Good for you and good luck! I enjoy watching the videos and appreciating the skill.😊

    • @susandreyer9019
      @susandreyer9019 Год назад

      Yes!

    • @TheClosetHistorian
      @TheClosetHistorian  Год назад +2

      Thank you Kathryn! Always a good time to pick up sewing I say ✨🧵

    • @stillhuntre55
      @stillhuntre55 11 месяцев назад +1

      Same! Just turned 53 last month - and I play Bianca's playlists while I sew for motivation

  • @alexgay4812
    @alexgay4812 Год назад +26

    Now you just need a cocktail party to accessorise the dress with. I never imagined that you could do such marvellous things with knits.

  • @kobaltkween
    @kobaltkween Год назад +6

    Oooooo. I'd love to see a non-competitive version of Project Runway with RUclipsrs having an assignment or theme, some requirements, and a deadline. Like, two weeks to make a vintage prom dress from thrifted or second hand materials. Something where we get to watch creators go from design to finished piece(s).

  • @sarahduffy6964
    @sarahduffy6964 Год назад +22

    The subtlety of this off the shoulder design is really lovely.

  • @amiberg1991
    @amiberg1991 Год назад +16

    That silhouette is just made for you! Absolutely stunning 😍 ✨️ 👌🏽 💖

  • @amiehamilton1840
    @amiehamilton1840 Год назад +21

    That dress is stunning! Love the patina copper finish so much.

  • @elicathrinevaagen463
    @elicathrinevaagen463 Год назад +10

    That is not just a dress. That's a goddess cosplay!
    You look amazing, and that dress is well-fitted and simply stunning.🤩
    I love your style, and you are an inspiration ❤️
    Can't wait to try this! 😁

  • @MariaFrancesca
    @MariaFrancesca Год назад +6

    The dress is great, and I love how the tattoo peeks out at the off shoulder side. Lovely!

  • @marcco44
    @marcco44 Год назад +2

    geez!!! Sister you my favorite modern artist, no question!!💓💖💓

  • @sandiemable
    @sandiemable Год назад +3

    Loving the all-in-one design of the bodice, and the beautiful liquid-like fabrics are stunning on you!
    xoxo's Sandie

  • @karenhill5945
    @karenhill5945 Год назад +8

    Thank you so much for your detailed videos! After hearing your favorite “go to” book of Modern Pattern Design by Harriet Pepin, I found a well-loved copy with cover on the internet and grabbed it.
    Enjoying it so much that I ordered the other four books on the back of the cover sleeve for the flavor of the era. It cost me a pretty penny, but it was worth it.
    Thanks for providing the reference! Look forward to more videos!

    • @TheClosetHistorian
      @TheClosetHistorian  Год назад +1

      Thank you Karen! I do love that Pepin book, so many details!

  • @CharredFibers
    @CharredFibers Год назад +1

    Damn woman! That dress is SLAMMIN!!!! WOW!!!

  • @kirsten4211
    @kirsten4211 Год назад +7

    I'm really excited to see you branch out into knit pattern drafting!

  • @ColorwaveCraftsCo
    @ColorwaveCraftsCo Год назад +1

    The fabric on the last piece is so right up my alley! Thanks as always for the great tutorial 😊

  • @Ragnaran
    @Ragnaran Год назад +3

    Best timing to post this, I really needed a relaxing sewing video to watch after a stressful day! Your voice is so soothing to me, I love watching your videos and have them running in the background so often ❤

    • @TheClosetHistorian
      @TheClosetHistorian  Год назад

      Thank you Gwen! Hope you've had a few more relaxing days since 💜

  • @CaptainStitchyPants
    @CaptainStitchyPants Год назад +3

    Those coppery tones suit you so well - that dress is just fantastic! It's really great to see you having so much fun playing with these shapes. Knit fabrics are so forgiving in that sense, brilliant for relatively quick creative experimentation. If you want a rabbit hole of really good pattern manipulation ideas, mostly (I think) stretch fabrics, try Studio Faro. She used to post outlines of pattern pieces as Pattern Puzzles for readers to guess what kind of garment it was, then follow up with an explanation of what the pattern was for and how she arrived at that shape. I learned a lot from reading them.

    • @TheClosetHistorian
      @TheClosetHistorian  Год назад +1

      Thank you! After these knits I need a break, I'm back on my brocades 🤣✨

  • @beckymiller6703
    @beckymiller6703 Год назад +1

    I feel so guilty, my daughter and I watch your videos together, but I couldn't wait to see this video... Her birthday is April 1st..no fooling.... And I'm going to make this for her birthday! Hope to find a chartreuse fabric in a stretch.

  • @tomorrowsucked4941
    @tomorrowsucked4941 Год назад +3

    I have an irrational hatred for sewing gathering stitches. They're theoretically not that complicated but I hate doing them anyway 😂 I love how this came out and you not having to do real gathering stitches only makes it better

  • @marniethecreative
    @marniethecreative Год назад +1

    What Katie Did do amazing longline vintage bras, and they have a convertible strapless one as well. It's a UK company but they ship worldwide I think. Incredible

    • @TheClosetHistorian
      @TheClosetHistorian  Год назад +1

      Alas I'm looking for something that ends at the waist, since girdle-ish stuff will show through the tight stretchy dresses sadly! I may go try on their stuff when I'm in the UK though!

  • @waterbitten
    @waterbitten Год назад +1

    That thumbnail was just you snatching our souls! Holy hot damn. You look stunning!

  • @juniperjr2017
    @juniperjr2017 Год назад +2

    Your eye for cool fabrics and vintage styling is always spot on 👌

  • @kathyjohnson2043
    @kathyjohnson2043 Год назад

    Good tip to use straight stich where you can when sewing knits.

  • @KathrynsRavens
    @KathrynsRavens Год назад +1

    Have a look at the Goddess brand 'Adelaide' strapless bra. It's not long line but it does have a more vintage look. I'm a huge fan of goddess bra's for a vintage look, comfort and they're pretty reasonably priced for the size I wear

  • @lynn858
    @lynn858 Год назад

    Okay! This is some useful additional insight into how one of my favorite thrifted t-shirts is patterned and constructed.

  • @cypriennezed5640
    @cypriennezed5640 Год назад +4

    What a perfect use for these fabrics!! 😍

  • @caoimhenimhuireadhaigh1303
    @caoimhenimhuireadhaigh1303 Год назад +2

    That bronze fabric 😍😍😍 j'adore, despite my deep seated hatred for plastic fabrics.... exceptions make the rule!

  • @sarahlongshore2605
    @sarahlongshore2605 Год назад +1

    I love these! They look amazing on you. And I love how you describe the sewing of the fabric. Like sewing water. That is exactly how to describe it. Sewing water!!!!!

  • @jillbarker9895
    @jillbarker9895 Год назад

    I sew knits a lot, in general if the seams go around the body you need a stretchy stitch and seams that run up and down or don't require stretch can be sewn with a straight stitch. you can also use a longer very narrow zig-zag (but I don't like the look of that seam) I recommend you fix your serger and and use it, it makes sewing knits so much faster and easier.

  • @ladyjo581
    @ladyjo581 Год назад

    That dress is to die for!!!!!! My gosh, B! 😍

  • @roecocoa
    @roecocoa Год назад +3

    I have exactly the same issues trying to buy bras. At this point I'm trying to sew my own. AFI Atelier has some good patterns.

    • @TheClosetHistorian
      @TheClosetHistorian  Год назад +1

      Oof I am too intimated by the little fiddly pieces 😬😂

  • @susanjames2994
    @susanjames2994 Год назад

    Absolutely love the colour of the first dress but the "swim" material of the second. What's not to love. A dress you can go swimming in then rock up to the table and eat pudding! Don't swim immediately after eating.......Comfy yet gorgeous.

  • @lizcademy4809
    @lizcademy4809 Год назад

    Your stretching technique reminds me of an article I read many years ago in Threads magazine. [In the 1980s and 90s they had some pretty advanced technique articles.] It was used to add a bit of fullness in the bust area.
    At the front of the pattern, in the same area where you'd put a horizontal dart, bulge the side seam out a little - exact amount depends on your needs, the fabric, etc. Then, when you stitch the side seams together, stretch in the "dart" area. If you bulge only a little, the gathering is almost invisible.
    Since I wear a 30H bra, any techniques for FBAs stick in my mind.

  • @phranerphamily
    @phranerphamily Год назад +1

    You amaze as always. I'm wondering if they carry so much interesting stretchy stuff in Denver because of the sports that you have in that area. You might want to look to Europe for bras. Or maybe order from Etsy a custom one. Also desserts = happiness

    • @TheClosetHistorian
      @TheClosetHistorian  Год назад +1

      Thank you Darylyn! I get the best stretchy stuff online I promise 😅✨

  • @rachellee.9389
    @rachellee.9389 Год назад

    That collar is everything!

  • @Rotten_Ralph
    @Rotten_Ralph Год назад +1

    What Katie Did does vintage Merry Widows. The glamour nouveau is strapless and comes in DD, though some are sold out at the moment.

    • @TheClosetHistorian
      @TheClosetHistorian  Год назад

      I may try to visit and try things on while I'm in the UK, but all the boning and nonsense below the waist would definitely show through a knit dress like this one grrr 🤔

  • @theophania10
    @theophania10 Год назад +1

    I absolutely love the dress and this design. I have to make one for myself! Thanks so much for sharing! You are so unbelievably talented. :)

  • @majawow
    @majawow Год назад

    This is the second video of yours I watch and I already know it s going to be my favourite sewing channel! I m so happy I found you.

  • @thomasfoley8287
    @thomasfoley8287 Год назад

    This made for a very happy Tuesday! Thank you, Bianca.

  • @afreaknamedallie1707
    @afreaknamedallie1707 Год назад

    I bought that spider fabric too! I'm thinking of making it a warmer weather hoodie, possibly short sleeve hoodie. I've been putting it off though haha because stretch fabric/stretch stitches intimidate me

  • @shukiiiai8913
    @shukiiiai8913 9 месяцев назад

    I have been inspired to make the gown versión. It's very beautiful. It sits just right. Thank you for the tutorial. ❤

  • @whimsicalmusedesign
    @whimsicalmusedesign Год назад

    I would love to know more tips on how to sew knits and stretchy fabrics❤ I’m looking at trying to make sewn socks for myself and really have no experience in knots or stretch…it feels scary 😂

  • @kellyelizabeth9858
    @kellyelizabeth9858 Год назад

    Oh my lord, you look INCREDIBLE! Great dress and video.

  • @coreygilles847
    @coreygilles847 Год назад

    The shirts were adorable…and the dress is glorious! And I love that it looks so luxurious and expensive…but is still comfortable!

  • @Rickettsia505
    @Rickettsia505 Год назад

    Spring is Battle of the Pollen. Conserve energy.

  • @yezzyjames
    @yezzyjames Год назад

    Another perfect villainess dress. :}

  • @shaylar.richard8353
    @shaylar.richard8353 10 месяцев назад

    This is so dope!

  • @Lauren_P_
    @Lauren_P_ Год назад

    Gorgeous!

  • @aprildriesslein5034
    @aprildriesslein5034 Год назад

    Ooh, shiny! 😊

  • @janevacani6789
    @janevacani6789 Год назад

    Such a stunning dress!

  • @miztenacioust1758
    @miztenacioust1758 Год назад

    I love that oil slick bronze fabric!

  • @aimster2084
    @aimster2084 Год назад

    Your videos are so inspiring! Thank you!

  • @belledobson2007
    @belledobson2007 8 месяцев назад

    That dress is beyond stunning 🤩

  • @rosalie4069
    @rosalie4069 Год назад

    Thanks for sharing 😊

  • @hesperheart6622
    @hesperheart6622 Год назад

    My goodness, this is inspiring me. Thank you thank you thank you

  • @KotaMakes
    @KotaMakes Год назад

    You can use a three step straight stitch for doing hem turn overs

  • @heidithornbladh4763
    @heidithornbladh4763 Год назад

    Beautiful just beautiful

  • @MichelleSMV
    @MichelleSMV Год назад

    Ooooo this colour is divine. I do love the off the shoulder look ❤

  • @cristinastefan3283
    @cristinastefan3283 Год назад

    Love it,love it!Thank you,Bianca!

  • @funkypunkypine
    @funkypunkypine Год назад

    Holy hell. Just stunning! 😍

  • @carolbarbee5653
    @carolbarbee5653 Год назад

    Wow that dress us awesome❤

  • @lwe4774
    @lwe4774 Год назад

    This dress is fire! 🔥 Wowsa! Love it!

  • @armedvsokord
    @armedvsokord Год назад

    You look amazing, thank you for this inspiration.

  • @katstelzer4194
    @katstelzer4194 Год назад

    Oh it's SO cool!! Great job and they look fabulous on you!

  • @luzUpcycle
    @luzUpcycle Год назад

    beautiful!, love the fabric of the dress! looks so stunning!

  • @cindypeterson1629
    @cindypeterson1629 Год назад +1

    So pretty pretty pretty!!

  • @deeplystrange0
    @deeplystrange0 Год назад

    Very beautiful and such a great colour on you.

  • @anapauladomingos6506
    @anapauladomingos6506 Год назад +1

    Amei ótima profissional na área da😉 costura / modista ficou lindo perfeito

  • @marieeaton-smith5168
    @marieeaton-smith5168 Год назад

    So glamorous Bianca ❤ I love it.

  • @thecadaver
    @thecadaver Год назад

    I feel you on the off the shoulder bra dilemma, I used to just wear them off the shoulder but gravity is... not as kind as it used to be, let's say. I've got plans to draft a copy of the cups of a well fitting bra and graft them into a corset pattern, but I'm not exactly thrilled at the thought of how much fitting that will involve.

    • @TheClosetHistorian
      @TheClosetHistorian  Год назад

      I suppose that is one idea, just straight up wear a corset instead 🤣

  • @suzannewch7202
    @suzannewch7202 Год назад

    Wow!

  • @tiamatmichellehart6821
    @tiamatmichellehart6821 Год назад

    I love the fabric you used; oil slick shininess works wonders with figure-hugging pencil skirts/dresses!
    Also, thank you for acknowledging the problem of visible bra straps!

    • @TheClosetHistorian
      @TheClosetHistorian  Год назад +1

      Thank you! I just want the perfect bra for every dress, but I don't want to have to learn to sew them 🤣

  • @GigiSpruill
    @GigiSpruill 11 месяцев назад

    Great video

  • @damogranheart5521
    @damogranheart5521 Год назад

    I have been looking for a longline bra. You know, something that ends around my ankles! All right, my upper thighs. 😵‍💫 You look positively slinky in that dress!🐉The Dragon Lady from "Terry and the Pirates!" Too dang COOL for the room!

  • @PolyvoreThea
    @PolyvoreThea Год назад

    Zowie! The oil slick dress is Va va voom!!!!

  • @Aroos2011
    @Aroos2011 5 месяцев назад

    I’m not a fan of the modern bubble bra dual foam mounds look too. If you’re still looking for a vintage style long line bra, HerRoom has a few including one by Goddess that looks almost exactly like the Rago but the straps are removable. Secrets in Lace also has one as well as Pin Up Girl clothing although these two are less bullet bra shaped.

  • @michellecornum5856
    @michellecornum5856 Год назад

    Ah, knits. I have one stretch stitch ( that I know of) on my machine, and I don't like how janky it makes the seam look. I assume it's because I need to adjust stitch length and width for every knit -- just one more reason why I avoid the darn things . Beautiful dress. It reminds me of Egypt.

    • @TheClosetHistorian
      @TheClosetHistorian  Год назад

      Thank you Michelle! Yeah I don't like having to adjust all the the things either, I'm far too impatient!

  • @elizabethstykes6263
    @elizabethstykes6263 11 месяцев назад

    I'm late to the game, but PinUp Girl Clothing has vintage style longline bras in dd. I have one, and it fits amazing! Maybe give them a try?

  • @janeabalakov846
    @janeabalakov846 Год назад +1

    You always have such a vision of what you want your garments to look like! How long did that take to develop? Did you make a lot of clothing that ended up not quite your style when you started out?

    • @TheClosetHistorian
      @TheClosetHistorian  Год назад +1

      Thank you Jane! I suppose I've just been absorbing fashion since I was a teen and know what I like. I tend to be a very decisive person! I can't hardly remember making things at the start, since it feels like I've been sewing since I was a kid, I started making my own clothes very early on 😅

  • @terrortara6994
    @terrortara6994 Год назад

  • @cherriesnhoney
    @cherriesnhoney Год назад

    i love how this turned out...for your size and body shape try goddess or elomi. i have a longline no round padding. im 36ff and even if i liked the rounded foam they dont fit well or suit me so through them i was able to find more traditional basques and a longline. sizing range is broad. give them a try, they design for a fuller bust no matter of body/band size. ill see if i can tag u in ig.. there are wonderful companies out there just not so avail in north america...im lucky to work in industry so can throw some things at you to look at

  • @nevem5010
    @nevem5010 Год назад

    💖

  • @kintokie
    @kintokie Год назад +1

    Rather than. Sewing stretch fabrics have you thought of using guttermans maraflex sewing thread? It's a n elastic thread but instead of sewing a zigzag or stretch stitch you can use a normal streaght stitch.

    • @TheClosetHistorian
      @TheClosetHistorian  Год назад

      I'm afraid I wouldn't trust stretch thread to not deteriorate over time, elastic tends to do so, so I'd rather just stick with threads I can trust is all!

  • @estherbrandes8032
    @estherbrandes8032 Год назад

    I love your figure :-) Well you are overall gorgeous!

  • @bronteatkinson4001
    @bronteatkinson4001 Год назад

    So cool! Bras, drives me crazy! I recently listened to a podcast about custom bra makers, they all seemed to be in the States, so maybe that is an option? I will find the link and post it for you.

  • @pickledequity
    @pickledequity Год назад

    Have you tried sewing your own off the shoulder or strap removable vintage style bra? Course you don't have to make a video for it but that might help you have a bra that's just for you and works for what you may need and still counts for work related expenses cause you'll need the bra to better support your figure for the clothes you show case.

    • @TheClosetHistorian
      @TheClosetHistorian  Год назад

      I have never made a bra and find the idea of sewing lingerie terrifying, so definitely not! It just seems way beyond my patience level I'm afraid 😂

  • @Mysmichelle69
    @Mysmichelle69 Год назад

    I wonder how many views adding "Miley flowers style dress" would get you 👀 the hood, the asymetric, its there lol. Don't get mad - I love you hehe

    • @TheClosetHistorian
      @TheClosetHistorian  Год назад

      Alas I have no idea what this means, but SEO is indeed not my strong suit!

  • @VeretenoVids
    @VeretenoVids Год назад +1

    More pattern wizardry and I'm here for it!! I'll have you know that I have acquired a copy of THE BOOK and it's all your fault. I opened it and managed to read to the part where she wrote "the perfect figure" and had to close it for awhile. I'll come back to it--just need to get stomp down my emotional reaction the whole concept of a "perfect" figure.
    On another note, clearly you just need to get into sewing vintage lingerie so you can solve your strapless long-line bra needs. I understand that it's likely not something you'd want to model for us (you could probably do it Victorian style with a chemise under if you wished), but it would be interesting to see how you make it all work were you moved to take on the annoyance that is boning. #selfishenablingfromanotherDD

    • @TheClosetHistorian
      @TheClosetHistorian  Год назад

      I can't say I have ever properly /read/ the book, I just turn to the pages I need like a cookbook 😅 Imagine fashion school where you're only ever taught to make things for a very small mannequin and not real people, not great! Alas I have no interest in learning to make lingerie, my patience could never handle the fiddlyness!

  • @Prairiegirl1
    @Prairiegirl1 Год назад

    Could you make a Regency dress please. You are great teacher 😀 and I always wanted to know how the Regency dress is made.

    • @TheClosetHistorian
      @TheClosetHistorian  Год назад

      Thank you! Sadly I simply hate empire waisted things on myself, so I have no intention of ever making anything Regency I'm sorry!

    • @Prairiegirl1
      @Prairiegirl1 Год назад

      @@TheClosetHistorian that's ok. I really enjoy the other things your make. keep up your beautiful work

  • @Puppy52
    @Puppy52 Год назад +1

    Yey😁😁😁😁

  • @aubigney
    @aubigney 7 месяцев назад

    this dress is gorgeous! you've mentioned you've finished a couple books. can we read your books anywhere?

    • @TheClosetHistorian
      @TheClosetHistorian  6 месяцев назад +1

      Thank you! Alas non of my fiction work is published...yet I hope!

  • @mandycollins8795
    @mandycollins8795 Год назад

    This is fantastic! I missed which type of stitch you used for the hem. Is it the faux overlock stitch?

  • @Kera.S.
    @Kera.S. Год назад

    If you didn't own a serger would you Ever opt for French seams when sewing knits?

  • @madisonbrown3296
    @madisonbrown3296 Год назад

    Id check out "what katie did" for a longline cone bra!

    • @TheClosetHistorian
      @TheClosetHistorian  Год назад +1

      They don't seem to have exactly what I'm after, but I may go visit when I'm in the UK and try some stuff ✨

  • @theplussizecostumer
    @theplussizecostumer Год назад

    I was wondering about your bra situation, especially knowing that you like the vintage style bras. I wonder if wearing it with a corset would help or if maybe you could build a corset into the dress. I'm trying to think of how that would be done given that the fabric is so slinky. I don't know. It's something to ponder for sure. It's also late at night and I really should be in bed. I do way to many late nights.

    • @TheClosetHistorian
      @TheClosetHistorian  Год назад +1

      The trouble is structured things showing through the knit for sure. With the draping at the top it's not as noticeable, but boning from the waist down would definitely be visible and ruin the desired smooth effect 😅

    • @theplussizecostumer
      @theplussizecostumer Год назад

      @TheClosetHistorian yeah, hiding boning is a definite problem. The only thing I can think of that might eliminate or at least reduce the bones from showing through the knit would be some felt or other padding. I hesitate to suggest a strapless bra because I find them extremely uncomfortable. I wore one when I was in the wedding party of my best friend and I couldn't wait to get out of it. In fact, at the reception, I grabbed my date and took him into the bathroom with me so he could unhook it for me. (My dress didn't allow me to reach around to do it myself.) I'm a C-cup, and the weight of my girls was more than that bra could adequately handle. In my opinion, the only people who can handle a strapless bra are those who are a B-cup or smaller.

  • @anessaharris9947
    @anessaharris9947 Год назад

    🇨🇦😃

  • @harrietarthur4622
    @harrietarthur4622 Год назад

    Can you do an off shoulder dress

  • @kaytiej8311
    @kaytiej8311 Год назад

    I'm interested to know why you chose to do the underarm/side seam gathering on the same side as the off shoulder. Is that purely just because it felt or looked right to you? Or is there a specific design principle at work there?

    • @TheClosetHistorian
      @TheClosetHistorian  Год назад

      Just becuase that was what the diagram I saw on pinterest did is all!

  • @AllanGradus
    @AllanGradus Год назад

    Love to see you create a long line bra/corselette like you find in couture dresses. Too much?

  • @KLeonardM
    @KLeonardM Год назад

    Bianca, very interested in knowing everything about sewing. I do sew but at 65 I am definitely limited. Your patreon, does it offer the ins and outs of pattern making ? Can you teach us how to read a pattern ? Please respond. So anxious

    • @TheClosetHistorian
      @TheClosetHistorian  Год назад

      I mostly do the same sort of project based videos over on Patreon, but all of my pattern making basics are here on the channel ruclips.net/video/weIdvU0g4tk/видео.html This is a starter pattern drafting playlist I made of all my entry videos!

  • @gerileemakes
    @gerileemakes Год назад

    Have you ever thought of making your own bras? I want to experiment with it, but I'm not mentally prepared to take the plunge (pun intended). But it would be nice to make bras that meet your unique needs.

    • @VeretenoVids
      @VeretenoVids Год назад +1

      Have a look at The Fairy Bra Mother's (Beverly Johnson) classes. She has some where she teaches you to make basic bras and you can leap from there.

    • @TheClosetHistorian
      @TheClosetHistorian  Год назад +1

      I find the idea of sewing lingerie terrifying, so definitely not! It just seems way beyond my patience level I'm afraid 😂