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I am so glad that I came across this post, I am making a wedding gown for a 51” bust and 41” under bust today, I have been drafting and drafting over and over but cannot get it right. This tutorial is very helpful, you have covered questions and problems so clearly, especially the height of the bodice, I have not seen it done like that before. A huge thank you 🙏 🙏 The bodice is an Empire line, but it comes up in an upside down V between the breasts, do you have a tutorial, or any tips on that?
Tnk u so much dear sister for this amazing tutorial. U r indeed d best. Pls how do we meausure d byrst that wjich was later eliminated from d front panel. Tnx once more
I always rely on your videos, is there a way of knowing the actual dart intake for the busttightening instead of given figures for bust sizes at least for clarity
Yes watch the recent video I made on full scale off shoulder bustier And princess dart bustier. I explained how to determine the dart intake for different cup sizes
Please sis Why do you always go up by 3inches on the armhole depth line and not the mid point of the armhole depth. Also why do you slope your shoulder by 1.5"
Thank you so much. But in your previous videos you made mention of taking underbust tightening for bust 36 to be 2.5inches but in this video you said 2inches.
Always having issue with the armhole people calculate, you said bust/6 plus 1.5 plus 1, while some uses bust/6 plus 1.5 , when taking the armhole the normal way we tend to get higher figure than this pls trow more light on this thanks
It's same thing. The extra 1 inch I added is for shoulder slope. But if you have already slanted your shoulder slope before calculating your armhole, then there's no need to add the extra one inch.