See my alterations on this bra to reduce in cup quadding here: http://bra.pe/YvD/
Latte colorway
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See my alterations on this bra to reduce in cup quadding here: http://bra.pe/YvD/
Latte colorway
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Sorry, one more question. If I'm not replacing wires, where would I stitch the stretch lace to? I'm not really sure I can pull it enough to stitch it to the gore, but maybe I could fold the lace over and stitch it to itself.
triumphof i think that would work. Or maybe you could sew the lace to the cup at the top of the cup by the strap. I would experiment.
So basically, cupandahalf , you converted a regular Curvy Kate Ellace Balcony Bra (CK4401) into a plunge. Cool. I spent 30 minutes looking at the measurements tables for CK Ellace and Panache Ariza.
But how did you obtain a 30:12 Panache Ariza Balconnet Bra (5051) to cannibalize? I thought that style was discontinued. :(
dfe98we they are all over eBay for under $10. Or at least they were.
Sizing up did not fix the in-cup quad. It's a structural problem. See 38J - Curvy Kate » Ellace Balcony Bra (CK4401) for more.
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Note to future self: unlined Curvy Kate bras that aren't plunges give a weird trapezoid shape to FOT breasts. Even though their wires are narrow in this size, avoid unless you don't mind that shape (which isn't noticeable under thicker fabric but still).
Even or FOB gals can size down in this style to prevent gapping on its very open top.
See 40HH - Curvy Kate » Princess Balcony Bra (CK6001) for a longer review. I still own that bra and it fits on smaller days but still has an awkward shape. I wear it on the tightest hooks now. It is softer since washing a few times but still a bit scratchy in my IMF. Projection at IMF and apex and open top still excellent for very projected FOT folks. If only the shape was better.
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so by sucking up some of the top of the cup at the wire, that reduced in-cup quadding. interesting.