Love in Stitches Episode 193 | Knitty Natty | Knit and Crochet Podcast

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  • Опубликовано: 29 окт 2024

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  • @KnittingThrough
    @KnittingThrough Год назад +4

    I was watching and knitting and my 3 year old walked through our front room and said, "Mom, where's toast?"
    I asked him what he meant and he said, "You know, her dog, Toast. He lives on the bed."
    I told him Toaster must be sleeping in a different bed in this house and he seemed satisfied with that. :)

  • @angelaobernesser9167
    @angelaobernesser9167 Год назад +25

    As far as the bra situation goes…. When I wear my summer knits that have skinny straps, I wear a little bralette that is lacy or that is meant to be shown off. For your mock neck tank, maybe a cute bandeau bra would work. 🤷🏻‍♀️

  • @Stb89
    @Stb89 Год назад

    That tubular bind-off tip just blew my mind. I can't believe I never thought of that...! wow.

  • @thatcrochetchick369
    @thatcrochetchick369 Год назад

    Going in the car first and then coming back for the van could be a blessing in disguise. Maybe you’ll figure out things on the road that you haven’t thought of yet

  • @janetgillett7122
    @janetgillett7122 Год назад +3

    Natalie, there is an app you can get that will monitor your A/C in your van and notify you if there is a malfunction,so you can always know the temperature in the van for Toaster. Essential for his safety.

  • @Atnow24
    @Atnow24 Год назад +7

    They make soft racerback sports bras that are un-wired and very comfy which might come in handy for different tank top fits like this one.

    • @BellyBellsBounce
      @BellyBellsBounce Год назад +1

      Yes! Skims has a great unwired racerback that I wear for tops like this.

  • @LilyRoseKnits
    @LilyRoseKnits Год назад

    For tubular bind off on a sweater, I cut my super long tail, then fold it nearly in half (longer half attached to the sweater), then put my tapestry needle halfway down the folded section. Then the tail you're working with is only about 1/4 of the total length, and you can adjust as you can and as you use up the tail

  • @gretchenmariee
    @gretchenmariee Год назад +2

    “Clearly I have no chill….”, I’m stealing this for myself, lol. You crack me up Natalie. Agree that underwire is the devil 👿. It threw all mine away too. Dan-Skin and Jockey have some nice wireless bras that are perfect for tanks.
    Love the tip about using waste yarn for an afterthought heel. I always do a heel flap, because the thought of cutting and unraveling everything and switching the stitch orientation and then the risk of holes seems so finicky to me when I can do a flap and gusset. I may try this option the next time around.

  • @rosberrycrafts
    @rosberrycrafts Год назад

    I just finished listening to Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow, loved it. Hope you enjoyed it too

  • @ptreeves3735
    @ptreeves3735 Год назад

    Mis-fortune cookies! Fun! 👁️👁️
    What a week you’ve had. Wishing you a good upcoming week. Glad hubby is home!

  • @susanandrews23
    @susanandrews23 Год назад +2

    I also use the right length of yarn in a sewn bind off but instead of threading the needle with one strand going through I fold it over quite always done the yarn and thread this double though the needle creating a much shorter piece of yarn to pull through the stitches.

    • @aquilladahun-aleftyknitter
      @aquilladahun-aleftyknitter Год назад

      I also fold my length of yarn (sometimes in thirds) and then thread my darning needle. The eye of the needle is usually big enough to accommodate it.

  • @ki-rort
    @ki-rort Год назад +2

    Safe and fun travels to you both. We travel full time with our RV and one thing that has been very fun for us is to listen to books on the drives. It keeps us alert and for us prevents sleepiness that often comes with long drives.

  • @meliabellaknits6835
    @meliabellaknits6835 Год назад

    I finished Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow on Saturday. Push through - it's a great book!

  • @jomeurer9444
    @jomeurer9444 Год назад +1

    Hi Natalie! We live in our RV full time! Love it! The key word we use is “flexibility!” All works out in the end. We just breath slowly - and enjoy the ride!!!!! ❤ It’s truly been amazing and life changing! The road just calls…..

  • @mjennyt
    @mjennyt Год назад

    I did a provisional tubular cast on. It just works better with my brain. Funny I have Galaxy's Daughter, so my suri is the York Color!

  • @streakyj2
    @streakyj2 Год назад +1

    i also love that sewn BO, and i use 3-4 pieces of yarn for the sewing, but instead of weaving in the ends, i just thread some of each piece thru the 'tube.' none have escaped yet 🙂 ...the raspberry color of that sleeveless top is terrific!

  • @ericacatlett8412
    @ericacatlett8412 Год назад

    The yarn you're using for your Rhinebeck sweater, it gives mermaid vibes! It's the perfect blue green!

  • @aliceinw2
    @aliceinw2 Год назад +3

    Try a racer back bra in a similar color. Don't worry about your bra showing a little. It's all good! Good luck on your travels. Can't wait to see where you go!

  • @vysgiyi
    @vysgiyi Год назад +1

    100% read fourth wing. I think I read that it’s hard to get in stores because they sold out of copies of the first round of printing. A quick read but meant for adults. And there are are def spicy scenes despite them being in a war college full of dragons. Cute projects! And can’t wait to see how your new tank will turn out! ❤❤

  • @kristinahill3708
    @kristinahill3708 Год назад

    Such great tips, thank you!

  • @annfuller7082
    @annfuller7082 Год назад +3

    I know your mom will love the socks wherever you start the heels! (You will not have to see them.) I am also doing self striping socks and decided on an afterthought heel. I appreciate your thoughts on them. They are shorties, so I am also trying to find a good recipe for myself. I am having a great time with socks this summer.
    Stay safe on the road and be mindful of where you park. Have a great time!!

  • @MrsKWheatley
    @MrsKWheatley Год назад +2

    I love how you have narrowed it down to "only" six project bags for your travels 🤣I completely get it x

  • @suzettegaybba-vanzyl6484
    @suzettegaybba-vanzyl6484 Год назад

    Tubelore caston work so wonderful. Thanks for the tips
    Love your socks yarn
    . Mom's socks can't wait

  • @michellekitson5405
    @michellekitson5405 Год назад

    Hi Natalie. I hope the tour of all the yarn shops goes well. I am sorry your van wasn't ready in time but so good you could borrow your parent's car to be able to go. I hope your van is ready for you when you get back. I got rid of my underwire bras a few years back now and so glad I did. Using just the bra cups attached to your knits is a good idea. Maybe tack them on and try them out and see how you feel. I love the tank top you finished. I don't knit alot and do more crochet but still enjoy watching your podcasts. Take care.

  • @janetjroberson2581
    @janetjroberson2581 Год назад

    Hello from Mounds, Illinois. You should get a dancer’s bra with the invisible straps, my granddaughter wears them with her dance costumes for competitions.

  • @GummyBear1972
    @GummyBear1972 Год назад

    It's lovely to see you wearing your finished object! It turned out so nice.

  • @Kpup
    @Kpup Год назад +1

    Thank you for answering my question! I've always wondered if I can add more yarn for a tubular bind off, but I was nervous to try it! Now I will!

  • @ginnerlucreates1884
    @ginnerlucreates1884 Год назад

    Thanks for the tip on binding off on toe up socks. I’m always looking for stretchy (but not ruffled) bins offs. Looking forward to your updates on van living!

  • @nicola.p
    @nicola.p Год назад

    Can I suggest getting a thermometer that links to your phone with an alarm if you plan on leaving Toaster in the van for short periods. It would just act as a back up warning in case the air con fails while you are gone.

  • @kalenreichert
    @kalenreichert Год назад

    I love the sock yarn your Mom picked out! It reminds me of a line from Foxy Shazam’s song “Oh Lord”. Your new top and the Barbie’s World swatches are both gorgeous! 💕

  • @erayeda.t
    @erayeda.t Год назад +1

    Natalie, have you had much experience flying with knitting needles? I am visiting my parents in FL soon, and I really want to work on some socks on the plane. I recently bought some Knitter's Pride Mindful DPNs and really don't want to lose them to TSA. Maybe I should use wooden needles and put the metal ones in a checked bag. I also understand that there's no guaranteed outcome when travelling with needles. I think someone should survey knitters to analyze the statistics of confiscated needles, however! 😜 #question
    Also, I sew and just wanted to chime in on your bra solution brainstorm. I think that sewing the pads directly onto the shirt may be problematic. The first issue is that they won't provide the support you're looking for, because they arent connected to a more snug lining that sits closer to the body. Rather, they'll hover unless the shirt possesses significant negative ease. I also think that stitches will ruin the prettiness of the knitted front. The stitches may also draw attention to that area in a way you may not prefer. Apologies for the long message, but I hope you take these points into consideration 🙂 Some people have mentioned pasties, but personally I dont like them from a sensory standpoint. And while bandeau bras are strapless, they can squish the girls into a uniboob and slip down easily. Hence, I think a racerback bra, or a bra which you can cross back straps, are some viable solutions. But I'm just a person on the internet after all, so you should go with what feels right to you! 😋

  • @mckee309
    @mckee309 Год назад +1

    I use your second bind-off option for shawls. I was taught it as the Modified Russian cast-off but unsure if that’s a correct name. Is a great stretchy one to use when wanting to block your shawls well.
    Hope your epic adventure has started well!

  • @caylarivera2804
    @caylarivera2804 Год назад +1

    Hey if you're looking for a bra with skinny straps that's not underwired, and super comfy, the modal triangle bralette from meundies is my go to. They have a little bit of a nice lift for smaller chests and they work great with most tanks. Super soft and non bitey.

  • @nicoleneagle7819
    @nicoleneagle7819 Год назад

    Wow, Great tip at the end for tubular bind off!!! This will definitely come in handy. I made the Mini Mock Neck Tank and was using a single ply and it was becoming so frayed that I wish now I would have just cut it and started a new strand.

  • @charlenepodgorski8545
    @charlenepodgorski8545 Год назад

    It took me quite awhile to crochet being a knitter first but how I became comfortable and practiced I made washcloths. They were small and served a purpose even when I would mess up a bit

  • @sockaholicknits
    @sockaholicknits Год назад

    Usually I can wear tanks this shape with a criss cross back bra (either regular or sports) :)

  • @cindymswyo
    @cindymswyo Год назад +2

    I truly love the yellow in your sweater, even though I’m a pink girl. The shoreline tank looks like a great tank. Can’t wait to see your travels.

  • @AMFibers
    @AMFibers Год назад

    Team no underwire! I'd try a cute bandeau. I'm sure you could find one that doesn't show, or if it does it will look cute and intentional.

  • @JordanLeigh
    @JordanLeigh Год назад

    My braless preference? NIPPPY nipple covers. I’ve bought some super cheap ones at Target and they were awful and way too thin. The NIPPPY ones were lovely and actually lasted me like two years of heavy use. Easy to wash and reuse, and then you don’t have to worry about your movements pulling a breast out of a sewn in cup when you lift up your arms.

  • @davonnac2413
    @davonnac2413 Год назад +1

    “They beat me by one question” 😂😂 way to go Kent! #question if you were to make one again which tank would you pick to knit?

  • @hebulanebula
    @hebulanebula Год назад

    A yarn tour ❤ 🧶💫 how fun !!

  • @knittingiscool
    @knittingiscool Год назад

    Loveee you mini mock neck tank!! You should try the park ruffelo by Park Williams, the underarm construction fits soooo well!

  • @HlavacKristina
    @HlavacKristina Год назад

    I love color catchers!! I use a color catcher with every load of laundry I do 😂

  • @PelafinaLievre
    @PelafinaLievre Год назад +1

    The main color of your tessellated pullover is like my car. Sometimes it’s blue. Sometimes green. Sometimes almost black.

  • @melanietowner5870
    @melanietowner5870 Год назад

    Laura Nelken has an interesting way to swatch in the round

  • @judylee3589
    @judylee3589 Год назад

    Great Podcast! You answered so many of the questions I wanted to ask but didn't and gave me so much information I didn't even know I needed until you shared them. Hope you get traveling cause I can't wait to see how much fun ya'll have!!!

  • @maryfoster5189
    @maryfoster5189 Год назад

    Your changes made the finished product much more attractive than the one on the model.

  • @zoemaldonado589
    @zoemaldonado589 Год назад

    What about to knit with the extra yarn some sort of inside pocket to place your padding sliding them on the inside pockets. In that way you can taking them out when wash your camisole or your beautiful top that by the way I love that wild orchid color. ❤️

  • @mirjam1811
    @mirjam1811 Год назад

    What you can do with the bra insert thingies, is first put a safety pin in them and to the tank. Than wear the tank and see if the position is right and if you like the wear. Do that first with the ones you just bought. It may surprise you and feel and look good. But that will also give you an idea if you like it or if you have to buy a bra….and you could buy a cute one without underwire? At least you can buy those cute bra’s in the Netherlands. Bralettes from petite Fleur for example. Bra’s that look like triangle bikini tops. So cute.

  • @vivianneyiwei6610
    @vivianneyiwei6610 Год назад

    #question How would you recommend to store left over yarn? I’ve just learned that it’s best to leave yarn as a hank, and not to store as cakes, after being on a winding-roll and having wound up about 25 cakes of hand dyed yarn. Thinking it’s easier to store and also ready to grab 😅 but now I’ve learned that it creates tension on the yarn, as opposed to leaving it as a skein.
    Now I’m wondering how to store yarn that’s partly used. For example I’ve knitted shortie socks from a sock set and have more than half a cake left over. As I’ve used it from the center, it doesn’t feel like it has a lot of tension in the cake. But should I rewind in a cake, or ball? I want to keep it for another (scrappy) project in the future.
    Also thank you for your podcasts and videos, and looking forward to the ones on the road! ❤

  • @Darvit_Nu
    @Darvit_Nu Год назад +1

    I would put the top on without a bra, slide the cups in to where you feel they sit most comfortably then use a light bulb marker from the outside to tack down each corner so they won't shift when you use thread to tack them down or sew them to the inside of the top. Just be careful to only go through the outside layer of fabric on the cups (i.e. be careful of the sharp pointy bit on the light bulb marker 😬). Another idea you could try is soft silicone shields for the um important part 👀 they match skin, act as shields and offer "no show" profiles. Just a thought I'm throwing out there as an alternate option. Third idea is maybe try making a crochet bra cup customized to fit you specifically (patterns available on Ravelry) out of the same yarn & use a matching color to sew them to the top using the light bulbs to hold them in place until they're sewn in. This way they can be washed with the top without any issues, offer full coverage and won't shift on you at all.

  • @lizzie.nicole
    @lizzie.nicole Год назад +6

    Personally I love using pasties with my summer knits. I also don’t feel comfortable without a bra but the stick on pasties can help with a lift and provide coverage

    • @wooldashery-kerrycoganbrown
      @wooldashery-kerrycoganbrown Год назад +2

      I second this! The Instagram ads for Nipppy worked on me, and I really like them!

    • @rondaboyle9362
      @rondaboyle9362 Год назад

      I agree, completely. I use the Nippy products as well.

  • @RiRiGetsCrafty
    @RiRiGetsCrafty Год назад

    A little tip that worked really well for me with learning how to knit, without looking was I noticed, that when I can see, I was really struggling and just kept looking down. But then, one day on the plane, I forgot my neck lamp and couldn’t see anything, And that was when I really learned how to knit without looking because I had no choice. 😂 so maybe start by just dimming the lights, and just keep making it darker and darker?

  • @amesiowaphx
    @amesiowaphx Год назад

    As for bra, I love Ruby Ribbon Demiettes. I had a frozen shoulder 5 years ago and couldn't take on or off a bra. I tried these and will never go back

  • @niknaiman5359
    @niknaiman5359 Год назад +2

    Have you tried the "bras" that stick to your skin? Literally like a n*pple cover, but there are some that are larger and cover more of the breast. I have found that they can be used over and over and they're actually quite comfortable to wear. They don't offer a lot of "support" but they keep things covered and give me peace of mind going "braless" in shirts that work best without having straps and such to fuss with.

    • @cayleen-marie
      @cayleen-marie Год назад

      I ran to the comments to say the same thing! This is my go to!

    • @heathertucker7056
      @heathertucker7056 Год назад

      Sorry you are getting van frustration before you even get going! I have a cake of sock wool very similar to your new striped socks you are making for your mom and I couldn’t work out the sequence either! Love a striped sock though! Take care and stay safe x

  • @jenniferpullium2896
    @jenniferpullium2896 Год назад

    Knit California has a great YT video on sweater math when your gauge is off

  • @Marielm1
    @Marielm1 Год назад

    Gauge and sweater size. Here’s another good explanation: an audio (only audio) podcast called Make Good: A Knitting Podcast. Episode 79 is called Substitute Gauge. They own a yarn shop in New Hampshire. Never been, don’t know them. But cool podcast.

  • @starlightstitchingco6752
    @starlightstitchingco6752 Год назад

    What fun projects! Your finish is beautiful! I'm a new knitter and recently found your channel to learn more. I've done some basic practice and now my first real project is a Musslburgh hat. I started using your pin hole cast on tutorial. I really struggled with using the circular needles on something so small. How do you manage to knit something small like the start of the mussleburgh hat and sock on circular needles? I just really struggled and my stitches seemed really loose. Any pointers would be greatly appreciated!

  • @ariellenathanson1640
    @ariellenathanson1640 Год назад +3

    What about silicone pasties?

  • @barbaramcrae8425
    @barbaramcrae8425 Год назад

    #question what criteria will you use for choosing which yarn shops you will visit? Good luck on your journey...be safe! And lots of treats for Toaster! 😊

  • @KatesCraftingCorner
    @KatesCraftingCorner Год назад

    You might want to go into a Joann and look at their bra inserts to see if you can find one that has the padding and shape you want.

  • @gloriarowehl4316
    @gloriarowehl4316 Год назад

    #question Hi Natalie! Do you have any tips on making a garment with acrylic yarn? I have a bunch of leftover acrylic yarn (from an abandoned temperature blanket!) and I think I could make a top (or two) with the leftovers, my question is how to handle the gauge swatch since acrylic yarn will not really be affected by blocking. Do I just knit my gauge swatch to what the recommended gauge after blocking (without actually blocking)?

  • @delulufiberarts
    @delulufiberarts Год назад

    #question please, you touched on it a bit during Sock Week with the Affinity Pattern - if doing a 4 row repeat pattern in toe up - would you start on row 4 then 3 etc? Thank you!

  • @ursinaf
    @ursinaf Год назад

    #question I‘ve been crocheting a bunch of granny squares for a blanket, very much inspired by you. However, I‘ve noticed my first 20ish squares being a lot bigger than my last 20ish squares - probably my tension has changed. I‘m worried that this could be a problem when assembling. Any tips? I don’t really wanna redo the squares, especially since all ends are woven in already😅 Using the same hook and everything.

  • @abigailsantoro1156
    @abigailsantoro1156 Год назад

    I love the vinyl project bag that Natalie shows here, anyone know where it is from?

  • @vicsenreadsandreviews
    @vicsenreadsandreviews Год назад

    #question Hey Natalie! I was wondering if there was place to go to be a test knitter and what all qualifications if any are needed.

  • @angelinatharp5315
    @angelinatharp5315 Год назад

    #Question. What do you use for mailing? You have mentioned your scale a few times and I have been looking into mailing options. I would enjoy hearing what you use and how you like it.

  • @toknitorknot2315
    @toknitorknot2315 Год назад

    #question I'm so impressed by all the ribbing you showed today 👏 As a fellow English style thrower, ribbing is not my favorite. It is so slow going and tedious. I tried continental, but that doesn't seem to do it for me. Do you have any tips to make knitting ribbing more enjoyable? Since I really do like the look and feel of it, I would love to be more happy making it😊
    Happy van adventures! I'm looking forward to follow you guys.

  • @LimeadeGal
    @LimeadeGal Год назад

    #question Hi Natalie! I noticed your knitting your sweater with Lantern Moon Needles. I've been debating on getting a set, which would you recommend? I mainly use fingering, sport & sometimes dk weightyarn. I mainly would use the needle set for tops & sweaters (I have needles for socks & hats). Also, I'm a fairly new knitter (been watching your channel for a few months now & want to thank you for inspiring me to learn to knit 😊)
    Best wishes to you, Kent & Toaster as you begin Van Life! Look forward to watching your adventures!

  • @colleenrodriguez-lucas9161
    @colleenrodriguez-lucas9161 Год назад +1

    You can definitely find a bra with skinny straps that is wireless. Have you looked into bralettes? They are being made a lot more supportive than they used to be. I wear some with my smocked dresses and am currently breastfeeding at the moment and find that they give me enough support. I, too, have not worn wires in about 7 years.

  • @annotlewski1104
    @annotlewski1104 Год назад

    How do we connect to Sock Tour parts 1&2? I can't find it on utube whaaa

  • @sofieandersen5098
    @sofieandersen5098 Год назад

    You can try sewing in some elastic around the armholes (not too tight) and make it cover more of the "side boob" area then you would be able to wear the bra you are wearing now. Since the fabric of the top is so light and thin I would be worried that the insert's shape and were it is pulling would be pretty noticeable on the outside of the top.

    • @kaiti8863
      @kaiti8863 Год назад

      I second this!! Definitely worried about strange pulling on the sweater no matter what cups you try attaching to it (assuming you're doing this to provide support/lift). If you do try it, tack more than just the three points so that you put all the strain on more than just those three tiny sections. Good luck - looking forward to hear whatever solution you come up with!

  • @_KarenS
    @_KarenS Год назад

    The "not ideal" comment had me laughing. A (16 year old) pupil of mine used exactly the same phrase when she told me that she had lost her second flute in the space of year. In fact, the most recent flute she lost was a 16th birthday present from October...
    #question: Is there a moment from your teaching career which, at the time, you thought 'oh my goodness', but now you laugh about?

  • @Oodles-doodles
    @Oodles-doodles Год назад +1

    Beautiful tank and color. The front shows where you switched skeins.

  • @dawnlewis9712
    @dawnlewis9712 Год назад

    #question Does anyone know who the bag that Natalie is using for her shoreline tank is by?

  • @KristyW452
    @KristyW452 Год назад +3

    “There’s not a lot there” LOL. I love the whole bra conversation. We are truly your girlfriends!

  • @jacquelinehood5417
    @jacquelinehood5417 Год назад +1

    If you are going to use the inserts in two different tops I would stitch small snaps to all corners of the inserts and then you can add the snaps to both tops and switch them without having to clip stitches and restitch each time. Love the color of the new FO.

  • @leaxpops
    @leaxpops Год назад

    What would happen if you wore the mock turtle top back to front??”

  • @celticseahorsecrafts
    @celticseahorsecrafts Год назад

    I knit English style, but I crochet with my left hand, so my tension stays even. Whilst I can crochet with my right hand, my tension is much looser than it would be if I were crocheting with my left.

  • @jancy1609
    @jancy1609 Год назад

    Love your tank top, with your bra issue have you thought of knitting in a small triangles insert under the arm instead of wearing a less comfortable bra. Also happy travels

  • @jessicastuppyknits871
    @jessicastuppyknits871 Год назад

    Good morning Natalie!

  • @CeceTruck
    @CeceTruck Год назад

    I’m excited for you to start your van life journey! Also, no pressure to share your location with the internet at all. If you’re not comfortable with it, then don’t do it! 🤍

  • @DenisePurvis-z5f
    @DenisePurvis-z5f Год назад

    Where did you get the plastic project bag that you’re taking with you it’s cute

    • @Namida2u
      @Namida2u Год назад

      I haven't seen the video yet, but I assume you meant the "black purl magic" one.

  • @joycepastore3860
    @joycepastore3860 Год назад

    I hope that if you drive to the DC area you will visit our newest LYS, Gathering Yarns, right across the bridge from Alexandria VA in MD. Owned by Terri Haynes who also is an amazing dyer, atHaynesHouseYarns.

  • @Jess38
    @Jess38 Год назад

    # question
    How do you feel about knitting while in a meeting?
    I hear quite a few people who knit during work meetings or places like church.
    I'm honestly not sure how I feel.

    • @juliekennedy1296
      @juliekennedy1296 Год назад +1

      I know you are asking Natalie but will just say, a lot of people have difficulty with the people they are talking to doing something else when they are talking. They seem to think that you can’t listen and do something else at the same time.

    • @Jess38
      @Jess38 Год назад

      @juliekennedy1296 Thank you for your input. I know some people do concentrate better while doing other things.

  • @robinaaramirez
    @robinaaramirez Год назад +1

    Your tank top turned out beautiful great job. I am a crocheter but my goal for this year is to learn knitting. Can you talk a little about ribbing. I’m having issues with it pulling in the way ribbing should.

  • @heatherferguson4075
    @heatherferguson4075 Год назад

    Hi Natalie! For your bra situation, you could consider silicone breast lift stickies. I think they’d accomplish what you’re aiming for.

  • @lanageorge5865
    @lanageorge5865 Год назад

    #question Did I miss the announcement of the name for the ‘van life’ channel?

  • @sandraphillips9456
    @sandraphillips9456 Год назад

    11:31

  • @whiskyandwool
    @whiskyandwool Год назад

    Buy a Cosabella racer back bralette. They are amazing! The bra cups are not going to work. Your breasts will slip out at inopportune times and then you’ll look like you have multiple! 😂❤

  • @josephinealbert6343
    @josephinealbert6343 Год назад

    I’m not a fan of the Jeny’s Surprisingly Stretchy Bind Off either. I find it flares too much. I highly recommend NimblesNeedles’ video comparing different stretchy bind offs if you’re looking for alternatives- ruclips.net/video/P7X5oKLd1x8/видео.html

  • @annettemonty7350
    @annettemonty7350 Год назад

    A sport bra?

  • @breannatyson2642
    @breannatyson2642 Год назад

    You could use silicone breast cups or fashion tape or pasties if you want a no bra solution.

  • @susanandrews23
    @susanandrews23 Год назад +3

    Don’t do underwire, I am a lymphatic practitioner, underwire bras are very bad for breast health and lymphatic movement.