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AK in PA

On May 20, 11:23 pm, "AK&DStrohl" wrote: [snip]

Bustier

second page bottom.I tried viewing that link, and the site wanted me to sign in. So, Icreated a free account, and tried viewing the link again, and thistime, it tells me it's only for people who paid for that particularclass. I'd recommend quoting the relevant bit here to get morefeedback. Alternatively, you could try doing a search for moulage onthat website's forums. Hopefully this link will work: From what I've read so far (on that site, and browsing google), I*think* that a moulage is a sloper made to your measurements. Eitherthat, or a dress form/body double (again, to your measurements). ButI'm still not really sure. Good luck & HTH, //Mary/mgl

It is a fitting shell, I believe with no ease added to it. I know they have had a class on this at patternreview.com taught by Kenneth King. Karen O

This must be it since the word was used in conjunction with a class he is going to teach on making a bustier. He also talked about taking a image certain available somewhere on the website and blow it up by 200% for a size 8. Very far from what I need. I'll have to look around and find something suitable.

Thanks for all the responses, AK in PA

Size 8 at $20 is a 32" bust. Size 8 at $200 is a 38" bust. Size 8 at $2000 is a 44" bust.

ROTFLOL!!! Once again, you really need to put "WARNING, PUT DOWN YOUR FLUIDS!" at the beginning of your messages.

I'm chortling over the current bunch of ads for "$Generic-Lose-Weight-Now-With-Our-Product/System" which feature before-and-after pictures of a formerly size 22 or

24 woman who "lost 30 pounds and now I'm wearing a size 2!" Yeah, right, more like a "real" size 14 or 16.

Beverly, who used to wear *pattern* size 12 and knows those gals wouldn't come *close* to that size.

">> Size 8 at $20 is a 32" bust.

Do copiers go up to 20,000%? AK in PA