A detailed tutorial on how to sew a structured bustier top from pattern drafting to cutting and stitching. Click to watch how to pad a bustier • Princess Dart with Bre...
God bless you real real good for me for this tutorial. I have a style like this on my table for a client and having watched this tutorial am good to go. Remain blessed sis in all areas of your life.
Pls ma my question is that I noticed you didn't add the dart sewing allowance when applying your front measurements, hope it won't get shorter after sewing
The bust span (nipple to nipple) we worked with is actually 7". But because we're drafting directly on the fabrics, 1" seam allowance has been added to it to give us 8"/2"=4" My camera omitted the point where that calculation was done.
When you want to join front and back together, take your original measurements on your bodice, then share the excess for both sides as your seam allowance.
@@PhysiqueCutFashionHouse ,ok ma Thanks and God bless, but I hope it will be up to 1.5 inches on both sides after sewing because most people like having excess allowance on their cloth in case of any adjustment.. I must confess I stumbled on your page this evening and I have watched like 4 videos already and I love it..God bless your hands.
