This sounds like a beautiful design, but I wouldn't rely on threaded strands of beads, especially not on elastic, to support a bra. It would be too easy to break them (or stretch the elastic out) no matter what you use. The bra needs to be connected to the collar with several strips of sturdy quarter inch or several more eighth-inch grosgrain ribbons. When you're satisfied the ribbons are sewed on very securely (practice in the costume!), then bead the ribbons directly, or sew the finished strands of beads onto the ribbon. The ribbon should be concealed, so it will look just as impressive.
I have made a strapless bra top and a matching collar. What I want to do to create support for the top is connect to the collar with strands of beadwork. What should I use to do this? Should I use elastic beading thread, regular beading thread or something else? I will be using sead beads in these strands.
Dina has been sewing for more than twenty-five years (yes, she started as a toddler!)
She's also an artist (Maryland Institute of Art) and perfected her sewing techniques apprenticed to various designers, freelancing for small theaters, restyling vintage garments, and altering wedding gowns.
Belly Dance Bra
Belly Dance Bra
Belly Dance Bra
Belly Dance Bra
Belly Dance Bra
Belly Dance Bra
Belly Dance Bra
Belly Dance Bra
Belly Dance Bra
Belly Dance Bra
Belly Dance Bra
Belly Dance Bra
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