This is with black cherry duoplex, and some of the lovely lace from Kantjeboord. AngieĪngie was the first bra I wanted to make again.

On top of all these great patterns to be excited about, there were the lovely new kits my husband brought home from Amsterdam. I had to break into a kit, and see what I could make with one. All the while, I’ve been testing patterns for House Morrighan. I also want to try the new Jessica and Amethyst patterns too. I had planned to make another Angie and Ruby as I know they both fit wonderfully. These patterns are all lovely additions to our bra-sewing pattern collections. I really love the shape and lift some of these new patterns give, like the Angie, Ruby, Jessica, and the new Amethyst. Do you have a preference? Let me know which one you like best. Lastly, here are the two bras together: Even though I used the same lace on both of these bras, they definitely look different. To add a pop of color, I used a black cherry bow and added a black crystal to the bow’s center. We all know there’s a little more to the bra than just lace. It’s kind of funny, but my hubby is taking all the credit for this bra because he brought the lace back from Amsterdam. I changed the neckline to allow the lace scallops to show, and did what I usually do to stabilize a lace upper cup – sheer cup lining and some of that wonderful upper cup elastic from Kantje Boord.Īnd my Ruby from the back: I really do love this bra. I decided in order to show the lace off as much as I wanted, I wouldn’t use fold-over elastic along the neckline edge. When making this Ruby, I did make another change – this time to the style of this Ruby. Here’s my Ruby: I am loving this! I love the colors. Other than that, the only alterations I made were for my Omega shape. I’m using my TNT cradle for this Ruby too. The straps felt a little too widely set for me, so I’m moving them in just a bit. Rubyįor this Ruby, I did make one small alteration to the pattern. I’ll be using black duoplex and power net for my newest bra. I thought it would be fun to see how the same lace can look very different used in different ways. The second photo is my black cherry bra with the lace flowers cut out and appliqued. The first photo below shows the lace on black Lycra (from the Kantjeboord website). In fact, I’m using the same lace I used on my last Angie. For my lace, I’m using some from Kantje Boord again. I did have a Ruby all cut out, so was working on that first. Well, maybe I’ll do some of these fun new patterns in-between Christmas gift sewing and the Bra Drafting course I’m taking. I’m thinking after this, another Angie, or maybe I’ll try the Jessica, and then the Amethyst pattern. I am really loving the new patterns that are available. The panty is available now at Bra-Makers Supply. If you’ve been looking for a seamless panty pattern, here it is – at least no side seams. This is a nice change from the basic pattern. And I’ve made panties before with a back seam and I didn’t notice the seam when wearing them either. Using the lace option, it would become a feature too. The seam isn’t that noticeable to look at. The good news is they fit and I was pleasantly surprised. This pattern is based on your hip measurement alone. The measuring for these panties is a little different from other patterns, so I wasn’t sure how they would fit. Seeing as I was testing the pattern, I made a basic Hipster panty with no alterations to the pattern – to see how it would fit. The panty having no side seams is a really nice feature.Īnother feature I really like is the lace back that wraps around to the front. It gives a nice smooth line to the panties. The feature I like best is part of all four style options – there are no side seams on these panties. The Panty Pattern includes 4 views, with two height options (waist or hipster), and two leg options (thigh cut and high cut). Cheryl has the look of the brief in the front however the back features a center back seam. The new Cheryl is a combination of the two basic styles of panties the brief and the boy shorts. Meet the Cheryl Panty pattern.Īt first glance, Cheryl may not seem so very different from the Pin-up Girls Panty Basics Pattern. The Pin-Up Girls line of patterns has a new member.

Black silk pinupgirls