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Lace Up Corset Top: A Beginner-Friendly Guide with Free Pattern
In this post, you will learn how to sew lace up corset top with free PDF pattern.
Discover a world of style and imagination as you dive into my beginner friendly guide on creating a stunning lace-up corset top.This guide is designed to empower you with the skills to create a stunning piece that’s uniquely yours. Accompanied by a free PDF pattern, which I’ll show you how to expertly hack, and a…
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okay I'm still not sure what I'm doing. I bought the customizable Gambling Jester corset set with gold accents, because I love Gambling Jester's Vroid textures, I've been using her textures since day one, I'm shit at knowing how to credit on tumblr since they nuke hyperlinks from orbit and like nobody has a tumblr and everyone has a twitter, but for the record if you ever want to know where I get textures and you ask I will obviously immediately tell you and send you the links. that's never an issue I have. Sometimes I lose track of things but like. I try to save everything and I don't intend to steal credit I'm just sometimes kinda stupid and impulsive. but like I haven't made money off anything. I just post pictures of models I make 'cause they make me happy. and I double check that modification is okay, and I have never sold anything. I've turned down commissions specifically because like. I make things out of modifications, and that's scuzzy business, the only way I would be okay would be if they went out and bought all the original textures and paid me to modify them which would be a fuckin' weird ass process.
But in general my current weird brainworm project is Ember and he is a weird little Omega Femboy Prince and idk what I'm doing with him. I always go for colour themed characters, I'm a slut for colour theming, so I made him one a set of quadruplets (which is a term I intermittently forget) based on elements purely so I can have some fun colour themes. I have no greater concepts established beyond 'Fantasy universe, problematic relationship dynamics, all the bad fantasy writing tropes I find indulgent, character designs I think are fun, get weird with Omegaverse' so like. expect nothing. the purpose of this universe is for me to let my mind wander to the weird shit. nothing exists in it yet, and it only exists in my head. I just wanna try and build some fucked up blorbos in some shitty situations with genders that are completely batshit. This was never intended to be good for anyone but me, if you find any of it interesting then good for you.
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Yall seem to enjoy my extant garment analyses, so here’s a little primer on corset flossing! Flossing was developed with the advent of corsets as we know them. The intricacy reached its peak at the tail end of the Victorian era. Many of the really elaborate designs were popularized by the sewing machine, which made it possible to easily stitch *through* a bone.
Here are some samplers made by commercial corset manufacturing companies, as a sort of corset R&D! These were potentially used either to select standard designs for mass-produced corsets, or to act as a catalogue for customizable ones!
These two are all designs spanning four bones:
On my center front panels, there’s one spot with several side-by-side bones, which will be a perfect spot for one of those designs.
These designs will be perfect for individual stays:
Some of these are meant for the spaces between bones and so are not technically flossing:
And some of these are for gusset cup decoration, as well as single, double, triple and even quadruple bone arrangements.:
Here are couple of extant corsets with elaborate gusset cup embroidery + ‘simple’ flossing on the bones:
As you can see, not every corset had flossing on every bone! And there was a lot of variation in how elaborate the flossing was.
#my fave flossing design is one ive shown in a previous post#theyre feathers! intended for single and double bones#pancake talks textiles
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H&M unveils collaborative assortment with Rokh
H&M launched on Thursday its collaborative assortment with rising model Rokh introducing a group that reimagines wardrobe staples.H&M unveils collaborative assortment with Rokh. - H&M
Out there in chosen shops and on-line at hm.com, the collaboration brings Korean designer Rok Hwang's meticulous consideration to chop and proportion to a various vary of archetypal items, together with womenswear, menswear, and equipment."Rok Hwang has rapidly established a powerful identification for Rokh, successful followers for his ingenious tailoring and flattering clothes with offbeat silhouettes. We're excited to convey his work to a wider viewers with this splendidly ingenious assortment," mentioned Ann-Sofie Johansson, artistic advisor and head of design womenswear at H&M.Embracing a playful method to reinventing traditional types, the gathering from Rokh and H&M gives a recent perspective on Eighties workplace power-dressing, infusing it with Rok Hwang's distinctive aesthetic. Deconstructed corset tops, clothes, and equipment take heart stage, whereas customizable button fastenings and hook-and-eye trims permitting people to rework their seems.For girls, standout items embrace the double-layer trench coat and outsized blazer adorned with an prolonged metallic-notched belt, alongside assertion event put on types such because the black corset gown with a removable, irregularly pleated hem, and the cut-out blazer mini gown. In the meantime, males choices embrace outsized multi-button trench coats and cocooning leather-based blazers that problem conventional company apparel norms."I all the time give attention to making my collections as timeless as attainable, specializing in customizable particulars and decisive cuts. To see my garments being worn in brilliantly distinctive methods I by no means imagined whereas I used to be designing them is certainly one of my best pleasures. I can not wait to see how prospects interact with this enjoyable and dynamic assortment for H&M," added Rok Hwang, artistic director at Rokh.
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In the realm of fashion, certain pieces transcend trends and become enduring symbols of timeless elegance. Corsettery's Underbust Classic Corset, crafted from luxurious satin, is undeniably one such masterpiece that beckons to those seeking a perfect blend of sophistication and allure.
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Dive into a world of opulence with a rich palette that includes Cherry Red, Black, White, Shocking Pink, Pale Pink, Milk Chocolate, and Baby Blue. These carefully curated hues add a touch of romance and intrigue to the underbust classic corset, ensuring that every wearer can find the perfect shade to complement their style.
Luxurious Construction:
Beyond its stunning aesthetics, the corset boasts a construction that exudes quality. Authenticity is woven into every detail, from the 20 spiral steel bones to the steel busk and additional steel bones at the back, totaling 24 steel bones. The corset is a testament to meticulous craftsmanship, offering not just style, but also durability.
Hourglass Perfection:
Designed with a long hipline, the corset effortlessly sculpts an enviable hourglass silhouette. This isn't merely a fashion statement; it's an ode to the celebration of diverse body shapes. With a focus on plus-size tight lacing, this corset provides the ideal balance between comfort and waist training functionality.
Customizable for You:
Corsettery understands that every body is unique. For those desiring a personalized fit, custom sizing options are available, allowing for additional waist reduction. This attention to detail ensures that each wearer can revel in a bespoke experience, tailored to their individual measurements.
A Symphony of Comfort:
While the corset cinches the waist, it doesn't compromise on comfort. The inner materials, crafted from 100% thick cotton and corset lining materials, embrace the skin with a soft touch. The 13-inch busk length and modesty panel covering the back add to the overall comfort, making it an ideal choice for both tight lacing enthusiasts and those seeking daily wear.
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Each corset comes with its own individual cover, a nod to the exclusivity that Corsettery brings to its creations. It's not just a garment; it's an experience, an expression of individuality.
Conclusion:
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UNIFORMS ! ☾⋆｡° ✧
Uniforms are made/tailored by citizens from Shui Lianhua Town* with assistance from students in the Fashionista Club*, but they can always make adjustments if the student requests it. As noted here, it’s recommended that you make some sort of sketch or tell the staff how you want your uniforms to look like.
There are five main uniforms for AWI: School uniform, dorm uniform, ceremony uniform, P.E uniform, and lab uniform.
School Uniform.
This is only the default uniform—The school uniform is actually customizable if you want it to be: you can change the sleeves, wear an entirely different coat or get rid of it, remove the gloves, change the skirt length, wear pants or shorts, wear different shoes, etc! Please feel free to do whatever you need, just keep the signature colors.
Some students also find the corset uncomfortable so you can remove that too and wear whatever you’d like underneath.
If you removed/changed the corset and/or coat, the dorm color and/or dorm emblem needs to be somewhere on your uniform. Having both is highly recommended but it’s not necessary.
Uniforms for winged humanoids are backless. It’s for wing practicality. Most avians also remove the coat, if they’d like.
The school insignia needs to be somewhere on your uniform.
Dorm Uniform.
Dorm uniforms are also customizable, as long as it has the associated color palette then you’re fine!
But some dorms do have a certain theme to their uniforms, so please stick to it!
Dorms uniforms are worn in their respective dorms, or when there are inter-dorm events (inter-school too, if AWI ever bothered to meet other schools). Leaders have to wear their dorm uniforms when in meetings as well. However, some students have dorm uniforms that are casual enough that they can wear outside of these conditions.
Ceremony Uniform.
Ceremony uniforms are the typical witch outfit! Admittedly some students customize them to look more like a black wedding dress but that’s alright. Once again, you may design it however you want.
The dress is required to be long and flowy to give off the feeling of elegance; at least past the knees. Your dorm color must also be somewhere on the dress.
You can choose between a trademark witch hat, cloak, or veil. Or even combine any of them.
Ceremony uniforms are worn during the Entrance Ceremony and for any of the Rituals. Sometimes students just wear the ceremony uniform for fun though, like when dancing or acting in their clubs!
P.E Uniform.
Anything works for a P.E uniform. You want to wear a regular t-shirt with some pants? A track jacket? A sports bra? Shorts? Long-sleeve? Go ahead then! It needs to have your dorm emblem and color though.
Hair is required to be in an up-do, like a ponytail. You wouldn’t want hair in your face when doing sports or running after all!
Lab Uniform.
The only uniform that’s not customizable due to lab safety reasons.
Long sleeves, pants, and gloves are required, and your hair needs to be put up just like in P.E. An apron or lab coat will do just fine.
GEMS ! ☾⋆｡° ✧
Arcane Witch Institute’s gems are put into a Triple Goddess brooch and are one of the items given to you after you’ve been sorted into your dorms.
Admittedly these gems don’t really do anything other than act as a “container” for your magic and to also show that you’re a student at AWI, but they’re pretty nonetheless don’t you think?
Please feel free to put them anywhere on you! A lot of students like wearing them as accesories, such as necklaces, rings, chokers, hair pins, bracelets, etc. meanwhile others like to put them on their own personal weapons (Vitaking’s dorm leader, for example). Yes, you can put them on your pen or a wand.
If it’s not in a wand or pen, then casting spells (especially larger ones) can be much harder...Which is exactly the point!
Gem colors:
Rubicarte - Ruby
Vitaking - Amber
Cesealia - Lilac
Cobralmas - Maroon
Giftschnee - Violet
Nekroskull - Cobalt
Reveaute - Forest Green
Shui Lianhua Town and clubs will be discussed in another post.
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Ruffles! Ruffles! Get 'em while they're HOT! ⠀
Scarlett Overbust Corset ~ Patterned to flatter most figures, and customizable. Fully lined, stainless steel busk and flat steel boning. Designed to reduce your waist by 4"-6". ⠀
Model: Courtney Crave⠀
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What do you think are pointless critiques of Infinite?
Pointless critiques? You mean, when it gets into nit-picky territory?
I think critiquing the visuals and music is nit-picky territory. The game’s nearly a decade old but it looks absolutely gorgeous. Better than a lot of games that came out in the past few years. The soundtrack done is also great. I love the actual music of the era used as well as the covers. Even Burial at Sea has great visuals and soundtracks, even though the game itself is a mess.
Same with voice acting! People criticize Troy Baker’s performance, but I can’t really see anyone else as Booker and Courtney Draper did kill it in Burial at Sea Episode 2. I think she was at her best there. They really do play off each other well, that's one of the games most redeeming factors.
Also, character design. Ignoring a lot of the bystanders, which don’t have much effort into them, everybody has a really nice design. I kinda prefer Elizabeth’s old black and white dress, but I like her outfits for the most part. Running around in heels and a corset, though? I’d be dead.
Gameplay, too. People complain that Infinite’s gameplay is bad, and there are some flaws, but I don’t think it’s as awful as it’s made out to be. It can definitely be frustrating, but there are a lot of mechanics I like. Infusions allow you to explore and shields give you opportunities to get hit and still get headshots (I have coordination problems so this is important for me I die in shooters a lot).
Also, I do complain about the two-gun system, only because I’ve been spoiled by the weapon wheel, but really there are two guns I main with from Hall of Heroes to end game: Carbine and Sniper Rifle and there’s always ammo. Never have had to switch until the final Hand of the Prophet battle. So, the two-gun system is something I really stopped caring much about.
I also really like the customizable gears. Obviously, there’s no tonics, so this is the closest you’re gonna get, but I don’t see the issue with them. It’s unique. Burning Halo is great when you’re cornered by enemies.
#anonymous#bioshock#bioshock infinite#booker dewitt#elizabeth comstock#I'll do some critiques of Bioshock 2 tho
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Wellesley Underground’s Holiday Guide to Wellesley-Owned Businesses: November 2019
The Good Supply / Image Credit: The Good Supply
Looking for your holiday gifts? Check out Wellesley Underground’s crowd-sourced list of Wellesley-owned businesses (updated for 2019)! Compiled by Hoi-Fei Mok ‘10, WU Managing Editor.
Pinterest Board of the Shops (incomplete)
Jewelry
Alumnati Jewelry by Stephanie Christie ‘00: Handmade Wellesley lamppost earrings
Ecru Collection by Kara Templeton '12: Jewelry, home decor, and stationery
Kindred Spirit Studios by Michelle Davis Petelinz '78: Jewelry, home decor
Lauren Wimmer Jewelry by Lauren Wimmer ‘98: Jewelry
Mala Shah Design by Mala Shah ‘98: Metalworks and Reiki-infused jewelry
Ready-Made by Jenn Meng ‘13: Materials-focused jewelry brand offering minimal, everyday pieces that are affordable, hypoallergenic, super strong, and tarnish-free.
Porcelain and Stone by Kimberly Huestis '05: Nautically inspired jewelry
Space Mermaid by Stephanie Carbone '93: Sky and sea inspired jewelry
Urban Witchcraft by Elena Gauvin ‘13: hand fabricated sterling silver gemstone jewelry with a gothic feel
Wellesley Voices For Disability: Wellesley earring and necklace set, scarf and hat set, fountain pen, bookmark, keyboard covers and more.
Art & Crafts
A Riot of Color by Susan Eiseman Levitin '85: Hand-dyed yarns
Achiaa Paper and Pen by Rebecca Amponsah ‘08: Handmade paper goods and lettering
Alyssa Sketch’d by Alyssa Torres ‘09: Original illustrations/art and jewelry
Art Without A Frame by Hoi-Fei Mok ‘10: Original illustrations/art from the Dragon Fruit Project, an oral history project of queer and trans Asian Pacific Islanders
Cardiology Cards by Tamar Zmora ‘11: Break up Cards
ChemKnits Creations by Rebecca Brown ‘06: Hand dyed yarns
Connie-Chen.com by Connie Chen ‘17: Calligraphy commissions, prints, bookish apparel, oblique holders, penmanship lessons
DisaporicArts by Jenny Jean ‘13: Modern digital art prints
Fran Decker by Fran Decker '80: Original paintings, prints, tiles and notecards
Genevieve Calligraphy by Genevieve Goldleaf ‘12: Botanical illustrations and custom calligraphy
The Grey Fox Studio by Katherine Grey '08: Printmaking, drawing & painting
KT Obermanns by KT Obermanns '07: Illustrations, portraits, pinups, and caricature
Leslie Ordal Fibre Arts by Leslie Ordal ‘04: Handspun yarns, handwoven scarves, and other fibre arts. Lessons and workshops in the Toronto, Ontario, area.
Map Attic by Alex Azzi ‘15: Block-printed holiday cards, resin jewelry, vintage map crafts, ceramics, and abstract fluid paintings.
Misc Midwest by Marie Clymer Sarnacki '13: Wooden coasters and fridge magnets with a Wellesley design
Miyun Makes by Gena Hong ‘12: handmade pottery inspired by Korean traditions.
Monica Starr Creations by Monica Starr Feldman ‘14: Leather luggage tags, metal flower bouquets, embossed stationary, scarves, mason jar cozies, metal & wood working
My Big Pink Crafty Box by Sophia Giordano '09: Feminist crafts
Pick Two Pottery by Dana Lamb ‘99: Pottery
Singing Whale Stained Glass by Amy Putnam ‘90: Handmade stained glass art and shattered glass pins, plus chainmaille bracelets and earrings, including Wellesley inspired pieces.
Stephanie Hessler by Stephanie Hessler ‘84: Wellesley inspired prints, apparel, homewares
Tiny Small Joys by Alyssa Kayser-Hirsh '14: handmade books, calendars, notebooks, and planners
Wear I’ve Been by Samaa Ahmed ‘13: Art designs on throw pillows, prints, mugs, tote bags and more.
Kacie Lyn Martinez by Kacie Lyn Martinez ‘09: fiber artist who weaves tapestries and other fiber art
Photography
Az Bulutlu by Eylul Dogruel ‘07: Skyscapes, travel and abstract photography, prints and merchandise.
JezRebelle by Jess Planos '10: Wellesley photos on prints, apparel, homewares
Meera Graham Photography by Meera Mohan ‘09: Nature Prints for Sale, Headshots & Candid Portraiture
Vero Kherian Photography by Veronique (Chau) Kherian ‘05: Professional Portraits and Headshot Photography in the SF Bay area
Health & Skincare
Beautycounter by Jen Askin Pollock ‘99: Safer, high-performing products for the whole family
Box Naturals by Irene Kim ‘99: Luxe towelettes with organic essential oils
Cocofloss by Chrystle Cu '05: Flavored dental floss
EmmGerri by Karen and Kristi Jordan: Skincare lotion
Eu’Genia Shea by Naa-Sakle Akuete ‘08: Shea butter
Just Botanicals by Sonya Funaro ‘00: Handcraft organic, ethically-sourced skincare
Hubba Hubba by Megan (MJ) Pullins `94: The oldest alternative adult store in New England, stocking everything from corsets, club clothes, lingerie, and all sorts of sex toys.
Lioness by Liz Klinger: Smart vibrator
Maum Goods Co. by Helen (Tak) Kingery ‘01: Handmade essential oil products for wellness and balance
TATCHA Beauty by Victoria Tsai ‘00: Japanese based skincare products
Fashion and Apparel
A Gifted Baby by Amelia Gray ‘03: Online boutique for babies and little people focussing on small and emerging designers, ethical production practices and women-owned labels. Alums are friends and family, use code “weloveyou20much” for the 20% f&f discount:).
Baby Blast Off by Emily Bennett: Baby clothes
Catie’s Natives by Jennifer Roesch ‘92: Shirts, hoodies, and accessories that show city pride. Developed and designed by Jennifer’s 10 year old daughter. Featured in Time Out NY. 10% of profits support Hartley House which provides social services to residents of Hell’s Kitchen, NY.
Charlotte and Asher by Laura Hahn ‘06: Fashionable diaper bags
Cliobags by Alejandra Zambrano: Handmade bags
Emma Finney by Kristin Bunce ‘00: Bags and clutches
Orange Soda Baby by Dorothy Hsiung '05: Whimsical children's clothing
The Outrage by Claire Schlemme ‘06: Feminist clothing and accessories with a portion of profits to women’s empowerment orgs.
Satya Twena by Satya Twena ‘05: Hats and millinery
Stoptiques by Olga Vidisheva '07: Apparel and accessories
Wellesley Class of 1990: Purple W capes! Made of durable material - great for wearing as a cape, using a picnic blanket, keeping your car seat clean, etc.
Wellesley Class of 2003: Wellesley lamp post shirts, baby apparel, and accessories
Wellesley Class of 2007: Wellesley apron (“We can stand the heat!”), baby and kids apparel
Wellesley Club of Columbus, OH: Wellesley insignia whistle
Swells Swag by Sarie Hale-Alper ‘04: Wellesley-themed designs on a variety of apparel and accessories.
Food & Care Packages
ChocolatesU by Amy Camargo ‘94: Chocolates
Ice Cream Jubilee by Victoria Lai ‘01: 6 ice cream pints, shipped nationwide
Montecarlos Estate by Carlota Batres ‘09: Coffee
Off The Beaten Path Food Tours by Lizzie Bell '03: Food tours in MA
Sky Vineyards by Skyla Olds ‘99: Wines
Sunny Exchange by Connie Su ‘09 and Jennifer Lim ‘06: Care packages
Takeout Kit by Rachael Blanchard Lake '07: Shelf-stable meal kit
Tranquil Tuesdays by Charlene Wang '03: Tea and teaware
Toys
My Muse Dolls by Torlisa Jeffery ‘06: Customizable dolls
Animal Care
Newbury Paws by Andrea Fowler '07: Harnesses for large dogs
Wellesley DC Club: Wellesley pet bowls
Domesticat: Rocío Garza Tisdell ‘07: modern-design cat furniture and accessories
Books & Zines
DefinitiveLeigh by Leigh Morrison '15: Feminist zines
Children’s photo books by Cristi Carlstead ‘01: Colors, alphabet and numbers from various countries around the world
Romance Novels by Kate Broad ‘06, writing as Rebecca Brooks: sexy contemporary feminist romance
Jambo Book Club by Mijha Butcher Godfrey ‘98: Receive two-three age-appropriate children’s books each month that feature a child of color as the star. Jambo books show children of color in situations where children’s literature rarely places them - making friends, raising pets, loving grandparents and fighting dragons. The books arrive with a personalized letter in boxes beautifully decorated with art that celebrates the joy of childhood. We serve children aged 0-13.
General Home:
Domesticat by Rocío Garza Tisdell ‘07: posters, more products in development
TAIT Design Co. by Audrey Elkus ‘18: Toys + Homewares designed and assembled in Detroit and 100% made in USA. Minimalist, mid-century modern, built to last and make great gifts. Thanks for checking us out : )!
Professional Services
Abilities Dance: Boston-based physically-integrated dance company. Able to perform at holiday parties, fundraisers, and all types of events. Always willing to negotiate rates for W alums.
Grace Astrology by Elisabeth Grace ‘83: Professionally certified astrologer; life strategist. Astrology is a powerful tool for understanding why you are the way you are; what you need in order to feel fulfilled and why things happen when they do. Improve your timing and your relationships. Based in New York -- available for parties, fundraisers, speaking/teaching engagements.
Leslie Ordal: Writing and editing, with a specialty in medicine and science but other fields also welcome. Ad copy, journal manuscripts, etc.--my clients have ranged from Big Pharma to artisans to graduate students. Discount on my usual rate for W alums!
Makefast Workshop (Maura Atwater ‘08): Prototyping consultancy; hardware, software, and musical instrument design.
#wellesley underground#hoi-fei mok#wellesley owned businesses#wellesley entrepreneurs#wellesley entrepreneur series
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THE EDITH DRESS IS LIVE….YOU CAN GET YOUR PATTERN TODAY! The EDITH Dress is totally customizable …I’m here to prove it. 😉 I want to give you the 411 on this pattern and to help ease your doubts and reassure you that…. 🥂YOU can wear this dress with style and grace.✨ 🌺 Let’s face it…I’m conservative, I’m modest, and I’m very self- conscious about my body and how things look. I consider myself to be a “proper lady”. 📣 I’m putting myself out there to show you the vulnerable issues. First of all…Let’s address the question about what to wear underneath the dress, because I know that is the question most of us have.👍 If you are wearing the dress in a tropical environment, or out in the fun and sun…. you can wear nude panties…or a bathing suit type bottom. Everyone in that environment is wearing minimal clothing, so go with what feels right to you. For a more formal or conservative environment… · For my photo shoot, I wore a beige (skin tone one would be better) biker short body shaper…. …its like wearing shorts under a dress (remember, we used to do that when we were kids at school). · Another option is a nude slip…a body hugging one works best, to help the dress stay smooth. · There is also the option of lining the dress. 🤩What I’m really saying is…..There are options, so erase those doubts if you have them.🤩 Now for the boobs…..I love being free and for those who are comfortable with going braless, I’m all for it. 🌺 However, a bra is a necessity for me. With the Edith Dress pattern, it is easily adaptable for covering a bra. The back is corseted, all you have to do is make the underarm section longer so that the space for lacing the back can be close enough to lace that back closed…plus it adds extra support for holding those ta ta’s in place. I also chose the “drape” because it covered up even more of my back. If you want to show less cleavage…all you have to do is add more rows to the bralette edging and you’re done. Thats’s it…go directly to @namaste_and_crochet bio link and order your pattern today‼️ *Pattern: Edith Dress *Designer: @namaste_and_crochet *Yarn: @lionbrandyarn 24/7 yarn (at Le Pavillon at Parc Lafayette) https://www.instagram.com/p/CdERPZlO6RG/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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