![]() ![]() ![]() Make sure the straps are tight enough to be supportive. Try on bra, with ribbon safety-pinned in place front and back. The ribbon or interfacing will be covered with costume fabric or decorative trim. ![]() Replace elastic shoulder straps with grosgrain ribbon or a double layer of heavy woven interfacing. Do not overpad bra: this will cause it to stand away from the body.Ĭlick on the image below to see it in more detail: Pin to bra lining and adjust (they may be removed while you are covering bra). The pads are usually placed at outside or bottom half of bra for push-together or push-up effect. Add Bra Pads If DesiredĪdd bra pads, if you wish more fullness and have allowed for a slightly larger cup size. Your breast bulges out of the top or sides, the cup is too small. Lower center strip between the cups may fix this problem. When you raise your arms, either the band is too loose or theĬenter strip is sewn too high up between the cups. If your breast seems to ooze out of the bottom If the cup seems too soft, it needs to be lined withĪ stiff bra cup such as those made for swimsuits, or interfaced Sturdy as possible, to support the weight of any fringe or coins Together or too far apart, make a seam or extension in centerįront to correct the problem. Plan to add padding, you may start with a cup that is one size Start with a well-fitting, well-made underwire bra. This method uses a two-piece cover for the bra cups, which is easier than attempting to cover cups using a single fabric piece. 1 1/2 to 3 yards of grosgrain ribbon in ½ and 1 widths.About 3/8 to 1/2 of a yard (depending on size) of sturdy knit or woven costume fabric.It must be covered with costume fabric, reinforced, and ornamented.Ī ready-made velvet-covered or satin-covered bra such as those made by Victoria’s Secret is a suitable substitute for those who find the following instructions too much of a challenge, but it may still need reinforcement. Your instructions are an excellent! I especially love yourĪ lingerie bra goes through some dramatic changes to transform it into a well-constructed costume piece. So how in the world does one go about covering a bra withįabric? I have created several gorgeous skirts and harem pants,īut haven't got a clue how to make the matching tops! Where should Ask the Costume Goddess: How to Cover a Costume Bra by Dina Lydia ![]()
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