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Very nice!
5/9/12 11:17 PM
Great job! Isn't it nice to be able to get the exact fit and coverage you want without shelling out hundreds of dollars?
5/10/12 1:11 AM
Great swimsuit!
5/10/12 6:38 AM
What a lot of work you've put into the swimsuit but they are the most difficult (impossible) thing to find in RTW so well worth the effort. The tankini style is flattering.
5/10/12 8:08 AM
Thanks everyone for the nice comments. I'm glad I spent all that time on the suit especially since I've got such crazy size differences between top, middle, and bottom. I couldn't even gear up for the shopping trip this year. I've got the bug now and I can't wait to make some more. We have a big two week lakeside vacation coming up in June.
5/10/12 12:07 PM
Looks very good on the whole, and I like your fabric choice very much :-). May I make a suggestion? I get good results when the cup lining is a bit smaller than the outside fabric, gives better support imho. You may not need to do anything else.
5/11/12 4:49 AM
This looks really good. Worth the persevering!
5/11/12 8:46 AM
Really well done! Did you cut the powernet in a smaller size and stretch it to fit?
5/11/12 1:15 PM
fuzzygalore - Thanks for the tip I will try that next time! SavageCoco- No I cut it the same size as the shell fabric. The pattern is designed to really stretch to fit and since the powernet does not have the same stretch as the shell fabric it kind of works as if I had cut it smaller. Does that make sense?
5/12/12 5:10 PM
Nice!!
5/14/12 11:20 PM