Одежда со временем изменяется и, к сожалению, не в лучшую сторону. Одно из неприятных явлений – растяжение горловины в майке, кофте или свитере. И с этим, кажется, ничего поделать нельзя. Поэтому вполне добротную еще одежду приходиться запихивать в дальний угол платяного шкафа. Но выход (даже – два!) из затруднительного положения есть, и он под силу каждому, кто хотя бы раз держал в руках иголку с ниткой.
Понадобится
В нашем случае придется реставрировать еще вполне добротный свитер, но с растянутым вырезом горловины. Для этого нам необходимо приготовить следующие материалы и приспособления:
- иголку для ручного шитья;
- нитки потолще;
- ножницы;
- мел или мыло;
- декоративные пуговицы.
Процесс сужения горловины одежды
Рассмотрим два способа, как ушить вырез горловины свитера. В некоторых случаях предпочтительней может оказаться первый метод, в других – второй.
Способ № 1
Совмещаем концы плечевых швов и удерживаем их в таком положении. Вытягиваем переднюю часть горловины в линию и фиксируем сгиб. Он должен находиться на одной вертикальной линии с точкой соединения плечевых швов.
Отступаем по линии сгиба горловины на расстояние в два раза короче величины сужения выреза. Это место фиксируем пальцами и, не убирая их, выворачиваем отмеренную часть горловины внутрь.
Далее прихватываем точку под пальцами с помощью иголки с ниткой. Верх образовавшегося кольца из ткани прижимаем к точке прихвата и снова фиксируем одной-двумя стежками. Делаем узел и отрезаем нитку ножницами.
Точно также поступаем с двумя концами получившегося сгиба. Самое главное здесь, чтобы нитка не выходила наружу и не портила внешний вид одежды.
После такой реконструкции вырез горловины уменьшается, а спереди образовывается складка, которая вполне может сойти за элемент фасона этого конкретного свитера.
Способ № 2
Раскладываем свитер на столе, выравниваем по плечевым швам и разглаживаем ткань. По центру выреза намечаем точку, пользуясь кусочком мела или сухим обмылком. Ниже по вертикали ставим вторую точку.
От нижней точки проводим под одним и тем же углом две прямые до пересечения с линией выреза. Расстояние между двумя этими точками показывает величину сужения горловины свитера.
В нижней точке изнутри протыкаем ткань иголкой с заправленной в нее ниткой. Затем, поочередно по боковым линиям делаем стежки, направленные вверх, чтобы между ними образовывалась система ниточных поперечин, постепенно расширяющихся к вырезу горловины.
Дойдя до конца, начинаем аккуратно подтягивать нить так, чтобы материал сошелся по вертикальной линии в центре сверху до низу. Чтобы нить не ослабла, изнутри выполняем узел и отрезаем нитку.
Для маскировки сгиба материала поверх него пришиваем три пуговицы под цвет ткани свитера. Это будет выглядеть, как задуманное при пошиве этой одежды.
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You’ve found a dress you love. The only problem is that it has a low-cut neckline which may not be appropriate in a more formal setting, like work or an upscale event. Don’t be too hasty in returning it! You can cover your cleavage and still look fantastic with just one or two adjustments or additions. Whether you prefer to layer undergarments, add creative accessories, or get out the sewing kit, you’ll be feeling comfortable and appropriately dressed in no time!
Things You Should Know
- Layer a thin camisole under your dress for maximum coverage. Opt for a camisole in a similar shade to your dress if you don’t want it to stand out too much.
- Add a statement necklace to bring attention to your jewelry rather than your chest. Go for a bib-style necklace if you’re looking to cover the most surface area.
- Use a safety pin for a quick full-coverage fix. Simply fasten your pin or brooch to the neckline of your dress at the height of coverage you’d prefer.
-
1
Wear a thin camisole in a complementary color. Avoid basic tank tops, which may look too casual with a formal dress. Look for more luxe materials such as lace or silk, and stay away from anything too bulky, which might add unwanted lumps to the silhouette.[1]
- Match the camisole to the color of your dress if you want it to appear as if it’s part of the outfit rather than something you added later to cover yourself up.
- Layer a bra under your camisole for support or choose one with a built-in shelf bra for added coverage.
- If you want something smoothing and slimming, look for a camisole that doubles as shapewear.
-
2
Let a pretty bra peek out. You might think showing your bra is a no-no, but modest, full-coverage bra options like bandeaus and high-neck bras can enhance your outfit and keep you comfortable. These bra options give the illusion of being a camisole or part of the dress, with the added benefit of support.[2]
- High-neck bras give even more coverage. Choose one with a pretty lace pattern to match your dress, or opt for classic black.
- Bandeau bras are strapless and go straight across the chest, making them perfect for a dress with thin straps or layered over a more supportive bra for added modesty.
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3
Add a removable modesty panel for coverage without the bulk. This is an easy option if you don’t feel like shopping for new undergarments or adding extra layers. These pieces of fabric usually clip or snap onto your bra straps, so you can keep your preferred support without the risk of straps getting tangled together.[3]
- If you want to cover up a low-cut back as well, look for a half-camisole option that wraps all the way around.
-
4
Keep fabric in place with double-sided fashion tape. If you’re worried about a wrap dress opening too much at the top or a plunging neckline exposing too much skin, this can keep things where you want and fix the gaping.[4]
- Peel off one side of the tape and place it on the skin of your chest beneath where you want the neckline to hit, leaving a little bit of space for the edge of the fabric so the tape won’t show. Smooth the tape down, then peel off the other side and place the fabric over it. Do this on each side of the neckline as needed.
- Use the prepackaged length of the tape or cut it to the size you prefer.
- Don’t tug too much on the fabric when you stick it down, as this could create tension and cause the tape to fall off.
- Take some extra tape with you wherever you go in case it comes off and you need to reapply it.
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-
1
Layer a scarf or shawl for added coverage. An airy scarf or shawl in a classic color or pattern can be a stylish addition to a work outfit or evening attire. Most importantly, it’s an excellent way to cover both your chest and your arms for a more modest look.[5]
- Drape a shawl over your shoulders and tie it in a loose knot at your chest. This has the added bonus of keeping your arms warm if you’re wearing a sleeveless style.
- Tie your scarf in a large bow at your chest for a statement-making look that also draws attention away from a low neckline.
- Let the scarf hang long down your torso without tying it, and buckle a thin belt around your waist to keep it in place. This will also cinch you in and flatter your shape.
-
2
Add an attention-grabbing necklace. This can fill the space created by a plunging neckline while also giving your outfit a little extra sparkle. Layer several strands of beads over a simple black dress to really make a statement or opt for one bold piece.[6]
- Look for necklaces with adjustable chains so you can place them in the perfect spot for optimal coverage.
- Bib necklaces are a great option to cover even more space on your chest. They can be made of overlapping chains or colorful beads and gems.
- Don’t over-accessorize. A bold necklace paired with dangling earrings or chunky bracelets may look overwhelming.
-
3
Use a brooch to pin a plunging neckline closed. If your neckline leaves enough fabric to pull closed, try fastening the two sides together with a sparkly pin. There’s no need to add any other accessories—a brooch does double duty.[7]
- If you don’t have a brooch that works, a safety pin can also do the trick, as long as you’re able to hide it under the fabric.
- Look for safety pins in the same color as your dress if you can’t keep the silver from showing.
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-
1
Sew extra fabric into the dress. If you’re skilled with a needle and thread, try this out yourself. You can even use fabric from an unwanted item of clothing like a skirt. Try matching the fabric to the shape of the neckline for an even more effortless look.[8]
- Pin the fabric onto the inside of the neckline while you’re wearing it. Then take the dress off and sew the fabric along the neckline using a similar color thread to the dress. Cut the excess fabric, leaving about an inch of excess if you plan to hem it.[9]
- If you don’t feel confident sewing it yourself, go to a tailor and ask what they can do for you.
- Pin the fabric onto the inside of the neckline while you’re wearing it. Then take the dress off and sew the fabric along the neckline using a similar color thread to the dress. Cut the excess fabric, leaving about an inch of excess if you plan to hem it.[9]
-
2
Add a snap closure to a wrap dress for versatility. Just because you want to cover your cleavage for a particular event doesn’t necessarily mean you wouldn’t want to opt for a more plunging neckline on another occasion.
- Put the dress on and use a pencil to mark where you want the snaps to go. Put one mark on top of the bottom layer of fabric and one on the underside of the top layer of fabric. Sew the snaps on by threading through the back side of the fabric where you placed your marks.
- Take your dress from day to night by wearing it closed at the office and open when you go out.
-
3
Shorten the straps of the dress to pull the neckline higher. Sometimes, long straps make a dress hang too low on your torso, resulting in a more revealing look. By tightening the straps, you can add both modesty and comfort.[10]
- Cut the straps off the back, then cut off the excess, using the piece you removed on one strap to measure on the other strap. Sew each strap back in place with several knots, ensuring it’s not twisted before you start.
- Avoid shortening the straps if your dress has a band or seam under the bust, which could place it too high for a comfortable fit.
- Keep in mind that this will also make the armholes smaller. Make sure they’re in a comfortable position before changing anything.
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How can you alter the amount of cleavage in a wedding dress?
LaTricia Brown is a Master Tailor and Designer and the Owner of Trish B. Stylin’ based in the Savannah, Georgia metro area. LaTricia has over a decade of experience including bridal design, men’s and women’s clothing design, and fashion show directing. She has a BFA in Fashion with a minor in Accessory Design from the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD). LaTricia has worked with W Magazine in New York City and has assisted with the personal styling of P. Diddy. She has also assisted the development of Sean John’s 10-Year Anniversary Collection and appeared in the filming of Diddy’s «If I Were King» Documentary.
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Ask the dress designer to make a modesty piece using material from the gown. You can also ask them to sew in some extra lace around the dress’s bust!
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Can you alter the bust of a wedding dress?
LaTricia Brown is a Master Tailor and Designer and the Owner of Trish B. Stylin’ based in the Savannah, Georgia metro area. LaTricia has over a decade of experience including bridal design, men’s and women’s clothing design, and fashion show directing. She has a BFA in Fashion with a minor in Accessory Design from the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD). LaTricia has worked with W Magazine in New York City and has assisted with the personal styling of P. Diddy. She has also assisted the development of Sean John’s 10-Year Anniversary Collection and appeared in the filming of Diddy’s «If I Were King» Documentary.
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Possibly, but it really depends on your dress. Consult with a trusted seamstress to see if the neckline of your gown can be sewn closed just a bit.
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One way to cover the bottom of your back would be to wear a camisole in a similar shade to your dress, so it blends in. With a cami layered underneath your dress, your entire torso will be covered, so you won’t have to worry about your lower back showing.
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If you’ve found the perfect formal dress but it shows your cleavage a little too much, you can easily cover it with a stylish undergarment or accessory. Wear a camisole, high-neck bra, or bandeau bra made from a nice material, like lace or silk, underneath your dress. If you choose a color and fabric that complements your dress, it should blend in seamlessly. Alternatively, buy a removable dress panel that will clip or snap onto your bra straps and cover your cleavage. If your cleavage only shows when your dress moves, try sticking the neckline to your skin with double-sided fashion tape. Alternatively, layer a silky scarf or shawl around your neck or shoulders to elegantly hide your cleavage. For more tips, including how to alter your dress to cover your cleavage, read on!
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You’ve found a dress you love. The only problem is that it has a low-cut neckline which may not be appropriate in a more formal setting, like work or an upscale event. Don’t be too hasty in returning it! You can cover your cleavage and still look fantastic with just one or two adjustments or additions. Whether you prefer to layer undergarments, add creative accessories, or get out the sewing kit, you’ll be feeling comfortable and appropriately dressed in no time!
Things You Should Know
- Layer a thin camisole under your dress for maximum coverage. Opt for a camisole in a similar shade to your dress if you don’t want it to stand out too much.
- Add a statement necklace to bring attention to your jewelry rather than your chest. Go for a bib-style necklace if you’re looking to cover the most surface area.
- Use a safety pin for a quick full-coverage fix. Simply fasten your pin or brooch to the neckline of your dress at the height of coverage you’d prefer.
-
1
Wear a thin camisole in a complementary color. Avoid basic tank tops, which may look too casual with a formal dress. Look for more luxe materials such as lace or silk, and stay away from anything too bulky, which might add unwanted lumps to the silhouette.[1]
- Match the camisole to the color of your dress if you want it to appear as if it’s part of the outfit rather than something you added later to cover yourself up.
- Layer a bra under your camisole for support or choose one with a built-in shelf bra for added coverage.
- If you want something smoothing and slimming, look for a camisole that doubles as shapewear.
-
2
Let a pretty bra peek out. You might think showing your bra is a no-no, but modest, full-coverage bra options like bandeaus and high-neck bras can enhance your outfit and keep you comfortable. These bra options give the illusion of being a camisole or part of the dress, with the added benefit of support.[2]
- High-neck bras give even more coverage. Choose one with a pretty lace pattern to match your dress, or opt for classic black.
- Bandeau bras are strapless and go straight across the chest, making them perfect for a dress with thin straps or layered over a more supportive bra for added modesty.
Advertisement
-
3
Add a removable modesty panel for coverage without the bulk. This is an easy option if you don’t feel like shopping for new undergarments or adding extra layers. These pieces of fabric usually clip or snap onto your bra straps, so you can keep your preferred support without the risk of straps getting tangled together.[3]
- If you want to cover up a low-cut back as well, look for a half-camisole option that wraps all the way around.
-
4
Keep fabric in place with double-sided fashion tape. If you’re worried about a wrap dress opening too much at the top or a plunging neckline exposing too much skin, this can keep things where you want and fix the gaping.[4]
- Peel off one side of the tape and place it on the skin of your chest beneath where you want the neckline to hit, leaving a little bit of space for the edge of the fabric so the tape won’t show. Smooth the tape down, then peel off the other side and place the fabric over it. Do this on each side of the neckline as needed.
- Use the prepackaged length of the tape or cut it to the size you prefer.
- Don’t tug too much on the fabric when you stick it down, as this could create tension and cause the tape to fall off.
- Take some extra tape with you wherever you go in case it comes off and you need to reapply it.
Advertisement
-
1
Layer a scarf or shawl for added coverage. An airy scarf or shawl in a classic color or pattern can be a stylish addition to a work outfit or evening attire. Most importantly, it’s an excellent way to cover both your chest and your arms for a more modest look.[5]
- Drape a shawl over your shoulders and tie it in a loose knot at your chest. This has the added bonus of keeping your arms warm if you’re wearing a sleeveless style.
- Tie your scarf in a large bow at your chest for a statement-making look that also draws attention away from a low neckline.
- Let the scarf hang long down your torso without tying it, and buckle a thin belt around your waist to keep it in place. This will also cinch you in and flatter your shape.
-
2
Add an attention-grabbing necklace. This can fill the space created by a plunging neckline while also giving your outfit a little extra sparkle. Layer several strands of beads over a simple black dress to really make a statement or opt for one bold piece.[6]
- Look for necklaces with adjustable chains so you can place them in the perfect spot for optimal coverage.
- Bib necklaces are a great option to cover even more space on your chest. They can be made of overlapping chains or colorful beads and gems.
- Don’t over-accessorize. A bold necklace paired with dangling earrings or chunky bracelets may look overwhelming.
-
3
Use a brooch to pin a plunging neckline closed. If your neckline leaves enough fabric to pull closed, try fastening the two sides together with a sparkly pin. There’s no need to add any other accessories—a brooch does double duty.[7]
- If you don’t have a brooch that works, a safety pin can also do the trick, as long as you’re able to hide it under the fabric.
- Look for safety pins in the same color as your dress if you can’t keep the silver from showing.
Advertisement
-
1
Sew extra fabric into the dress. If you’re skilled with a needle and thread, try this out yourself. You can even use fabric from an unwanted item of clothing like a skirt. Try matching the fabric to the shape of the neckline for an even more effortless look.[8]
- Pin the fabric onto the inside of the neckline while you’re wearing it. Then take the dress off and sew the fabric along the neckline using a similar color thread to the dress. Cut the excess fabric, leaving about an inch of excess if you plan to hem it.[9]
- If you don’t feel confident sewing it yourself, go to a tailor and ask what they can do for you.
- Pin the fabric onto the inside of the neckline while you’re wearing it. Then take the dress off and sew the fabric along the neckline using a similar color thread to the dress. Cut the excess fabric, leaving about an inch of excess if you plan to hem it.[9]
-
2
Add a snap closure to a wrap dress for versatility. Just because you want to cover your cleavage for a particular event doesn’t necessarily mean you wouldn’t want to opt for a more plunging neckline on another occasion.
- Put the dress on and use a pencil to mark where you want the snaps to go. Put one mark on top of the bottom layer of fabric and one on the underside of the top layer of fabric. Sew the snaps on by threading through the back side of the fabric where you placed your marks.
- Take your dress from day to night by wearing it closed at the office and open when you go out.
-
3
Shorten the straps of the dress to pull the neckline higher. Sometimes, long straps make a dress hang too low on your torso, resulting in a more revealing look. By tightening the straps, you can add both modesty and comfort.[10]
- Cut the straps off the back, then cut off the excess, using the piece you removed on one strap to measure on the other strap. Sew each strap back in place with several knots, ensuring it’s not twisted before you start.
- Avoid shortening the straps if your dress has a band or seam under the bust, which could place it too high for a comfortable fit.
- Keep in mind that this will also make the armholes smaller. Make sure they’re in a comfortable position before changing anything.
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How can you alter the amount of cleavage in a wedding dress?
LaTricia Brown is a Master Tailor and Designer and the Owner of Trish B. Stylin’ based in the Savannah, Georgia metro area. LaTricia has over a decade of experience including bridal design, men’s and women’s clothing design, and fashion show directing. She has a BFA in Fashion with a minor in Accessory Design from the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD). LaTricia has worked with W Magazine in New York City and has assisted with the personal styling of P. Diddy. She has also assisted the development of Sean John’s 10-Year Anniversary Collection and appeared in the filming of Diddy’s «If I Were King» Documentary.
Master Tailor & Creative Director
Expert Answer
Ask the dress designer to make a modesty piece using material from the gown. You can also ask them to sew in some extra lace around the dress’s bust!
-
Question
Can you alter the bust of a wedding dress?
LaTricia Brown is a Master Tailor and Designer and the Owner of Trish B. Stylin’ based in the Savannah, Georgia metro area. LaTricia has over a decade of experience including bridal design, men’s and women’s clothing design, and fashion show directing. She has a BFA in Fashion with a minor in Accessory Design from the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD). LaTricia has worked with W Magazine in New York City and has assisted with the personal styling of P. Diddy. She has also assisted the development of Sean John’s 10-Year Anniversary Collection and appeared in the filming of Diddy’s «If I Were King» Documentary.
Master Tailor & Creative Director
Expert Answer
Possibly, but it really depends on your dress. Consult with a trusted seamstress to see if the neckline of your gown can be sewn closed just a bit.
-
Question
How do you cover a backless dress? I wore a shawl on top, yet you can still see the bottom of my back.
This answer was written by one of our trained team of researchers who validated it for accuracy and comprehensiveness.
wikiHow Staff Editor
Staff Answer
One way to cover the bottom of your back would be to wear a camisole in a similar shade to your dress, so it blends in. With a cami layered underneath your dress, your entire torso will be covered, so you won’t have to worry about your lower back showing.
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If you’ve found the perfect formal dress but it shows your cleavage a little too much, you can easily cover it with a stylish undergarment or accessory. Wear a camisole, high-neck bra, or bandeau bra made from a nice material, like lace or silk, underneath your dress. If you choose a color and fabric that complements your dress, it should blend in seamlessly. Alternatively, buy a removable dress panel that will clip or snap onto your bra straps and cover your cleavage. If your cleavage only shows when your dress moves, try sticking the neckline to your skin with double-sided fashion tape. Alternatively, layer a silky scarf or shawl around your neck or shoulders to elegantly hide your cleavage. For more tips, including how to alter your dress to cover your cleavage, read on!
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Отвечаю на вопрос Елены: Как оформить круглый, довольно глубокий вырез трикотажной блузки кружевом или гипюром?
Судя по всему, речь идет именно об уменьшении глубины выреза. такого рода работы мне приходилось делать несколько раз, поэтому я подготовила несколько эскизов вариантов, которые можно применить на блузке с круглым вырезом или на блузке с V-образным вырезом.
Вариант номер 1 — самый простой: подкладываем прямой лоскут кружева (не тянущегося) под вырез горловины, закалываем булавками и прошиваем треугольник кружева с изнанки по контуру выреза потайным швом.
Вариант 2 — тот же треугольник немного расширяем до сектора, вшиваем в горловину, а верхний край присбариваем с помощью шляпной резинки или просто узкой резинки.
Вариант 3 — вшиваем эластичное кружево треугольником, складываем пополам лицевой стороной внутрь и отстрачиваем уголок для лучшей посадки и V-образной линии контура. Смотрите реальный пример вшивания кружевной вставки в вырез сарафана.
Вариант 4 — выкраиваем треугольник из эластичного гипюра, но вместо прямого основания кроим выгнутую линию (сектор вместо треугольника), вшиваем в горловину, а посередине сектора пристрачиваем, натягивая, узкую резинку. Таким образом, вставка присборивается посередине.
Вариант 5 — рекомендую использовать здесь не гипюр, а шифон или органзу. Чуть ниже плечевого шва, с обеих сторон выреза, с изнанки, пришиваются широкие ленты (шарфы), с заранее обработанными краями. Затем эти шарфы завязываются спереди узлом, а их ниспадающие концы скрывают под собой глубокий вырез.
Вариант 6 — теперь круглый вырез — из гипюра вырезается длинная лента, постепенно сужающаяся на концах. Эта лента присборивается с обеих сторон и притачивается к горловине в виде драпировки. Верхний срез драпировки стоит обработать эластичной тесьмой.
Вариант 7 — прямую ленту кружева присбориваем с одной стороны, а другую сторону вшиваем во контуру горловины, с изнанки. Верхнюю сборку лучше всего выполнить при помощи шляпной резинки или обычной узкой резинки. Как вариант, можно использовать кулиску.
Вариант 8 — прямая лента эластичного кружева вшивается по контуру выреза с изнанки (на концах свести на нет). Намечаем середину, делим две стороны еще пополам и размечаем середины там. По каждой линии пришиваем узкую резинку, слегка натягивая ее, для получения сборки на кружеве, как в варианте 4. Получаем фигурный вырез.
Использовать эластичное кружево/гипюр я рекомендую, в основном, в вариантах со сборкой, т.к. после стирки такое кружево не требует глажки.
И, напоследок, девятая идея — использование горловины от другой блузки / майки для вставки, как на фото ниже. В данном случае я подложила под коричневую футболку розовую майку, очертила линию выреза на розовой майке и, дав припуск на шов, отрезала нужный кусок вставки. Край вставки оверложила и пришила к горловине коричневой майки.
У моделей 112 и 113 из журнала Burda 6/2012 отрезные детали лифа, образующие глубокий вырез платья-сарафана, требуют корректировки на маленькую грудь.
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Размеры:
72, 76, 80, 84, 88
Длинное платье с глубоким декольте и открытой спиной выглядит весьма эффектно. Детали из воздушно…
Длинное платье с глубоким декольте и открытой спиной выглядит весьма эффектно. Детали из воздушно…
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Размеры:
72, 76, 80, 84, 88
Вы будете всюду ловить на себе восхищенные взгляды, ведь не каждый день встретишь девушку в таком…
Вы будете всюду ловить на себе восхищенные взгляды, ведь не каждый день встретишь девушку в таком…
Когда я сшила платье-сарафан по этой выкройке, я столкнулась со следующей проблемой — лиф, выкроенный точно по журналу, в области выреза слишком откровенно открывает грудь.
Даже в оригинальной модели на фото хорошо видно, что и правая, и левая детали лифа топорщатся.
Вариант с перекрученными бретелями временно спас положение.
Также поступили и некоторые форумчанки нашего сайта, кто шил это платье.
Но так как перекрученные бретели создавали дискомфот, их постоянно приходилось поправлять и контролировать область выреза, я отпорола детали лифа платья, скорректировала и снова пришила их.
В настоящем мастер-классе я поделюсь личным опытом и расскажу, как скорректировать детали лифа у этого платья-сарафана.
Соответствующие изменения необходимо внести в бумажную деталь лифа, в нижней её части.
Также можно сшить макет и на нём скорректировать детали лифа.
Тогда впоследствии вам не придётся прибегать к разного рода хитростям, чтобы добиться лучшего прилегания лифа или полностью перешивать лиф платья, как это пришлось сделать мне.
Вам потребуется:
✂ Ножницы для бумаги;
✂ Карандаш или фломастер;
✂ Линейка
Шаг 1
От контрольной метки «1» отступите вверх 8,5 см.
Важно:
Данная величина будет меньше, если у вас пышная грудь.
В таком случае, выкроите детали лифа точно по выкройке. Приметайте их к юбке платья и скорректируйте линию низа деталей лифа на себе во время примерки.
Шаг 2
От новой контрольной метки проведите линию до вершины вытачки.
Шаг 3
От вершины вытачки проведите линию до точки внешнего края детали лифа.
Шаг 4
Скорректируйте линию, сделайте её более плавной.
Шаг 5
Отрежьте лишнее по новой размеченной линии.
Шаг 6
Теперь можно переносить выкройку на ткань.
Вытачку переносить не нужно.
Во время шитья лучше слегка присборите лиф по линии низа до нужной длины или заложите маленькую складочку.
Шаг 7
Прежде, чем притачивать детали лифа к юбке, приметайте их и примеряйте платье, чтобы при необходимости дополнительно скорректировать линию низа лифа.
Теперь лиф ведёт себя очень прилично.