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Very, very pretty! Thanks for doing this. I have this pattern and have been wondering about the bra, but I think I'll give it a shot. Where did you get channeling? And what, pray tell, it the difference between boxers and tap pants :-)
7/16/06 3:09 PM
The boxers cover more territory! The legs of the tap pants are wider and shorter on the sides. I found this definition of Tap pants: "Tap pants take their name from their function--they are a shorts worn by tap dancers, especially while practicing their routines. The slide up the side of the leg enables the dancer to move freely."
7/16/06 3:15 PM
Very pretty. Love the color. Nice work!
7/16/06 3:30 PM
Thanks for a very thorough review. I really enjoyed all the details on your dyeing. Beautiful garments! Quite impressed.
7/16/06 3:37 PM
Too cute!
7/16/06 6:27 PM
those are adorable!
7/16/06 8:09 PM
Nice matching set.
7/16/06 8:53 PM
Another lingerie coup for you. Great work.
7/16/06 9:31 PM
Great set! I always enjoy your blog too, and isn't dying the findings fun?
7/16/06 9:32 PM
Love your set - I have had this pattern forever and never used it. I now have some motivation. Thank you for the excellent review
7/17/06 0:08 AM
Is this the one we saw at the CAB meeting:-o!!! Great job!
7/17/06 9:41 AM
Excellent review, thanks so much for the detailed descriptions and pictures.
7/17/06 10:26 AM
Thanks! I really enjoyed making this. Rena, this is not the one I flashed at CAB! (Can you tell I like red?) LOL!
7/17/06 1:58 PM
I too am interested in bra making, and I'm also an A cup. I don't mind a little padding, think of it as much the same as the fleece and interfacing we use in tailoring to help garments keep their shape. Anyway, I found this link today as I was working my way from one sewing site to the next. The author of this blog is a bra maker who explains some of the needs of the A cup or smaller. You will find the section on this topic about 1/3 down, but the rest in also interesting.>>> http://bra-makers.blogspot.com/ Although not a site I will visit every day, I plan to go to it quite often. You might also want to visit these sites: http://www.bramakers.com/bms_index.html http://www.bramakingsupplies.com/
7/17/06 3:15 PM