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Posted by jenpoo1966@gmail.com on August 9, 2007, 12:45 am
On Aug 8, 2:40 pm, mamah...@cox.net wrote:
> jenpoo1...@gmail.com wrote:
> > i have made a dress..patten 4193 simplicity size 26..
> > to put it nicley parts of me have fallen south lol....
> > my question is can i put in an bra cup to give me some support? i
> > have the perfect bra and planned on cutting off straps and
> > backsection.so i just wanted to sew in the cups... do you think it
> > would work...when i put it on and then put bra under lining it looks
> > good but i still worried.. please give me your imput... have a great
> > day evryone :) jennifer
>
> You can. But I found a really great bra for my DD a while back. It is a
> convertible bra. She loves halter style tops and they look darling on her.
> This bra (she refuses to go without one---ever. And I count my blessings.
> lol) you unhook the straps then you can wrap them around your neck so the
> halter covers them. It still wraps around the ribcage, but it's lower than
> a regular bra band. I know Victoria's Secret has one they call the 100 Way
> bra or something like that. That might be easier for you. And then if you
> make any other halter style tops or anything, you'd have it for them too.
> Also that would give you more lift than sewing the bra into the dress.
>
> If you do sew in the bra, sew to the side seams, and consider leaving the
> band. That way you can hook the band around.
>
> HTH
>
> Sharon
> ---
> Never try to teach a pig to sing. It's a waste of time and just annoys the
> pig.
thank you i was working on it and have decided the bra is way to
small aound the back duhh maybe thats why it looked so new in my
drawer lol...i think i will get one of those change around bras...i'll
let evo know what happens good day jennifer
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