no more being called a "panty stretcher" -- sew your own

Oct 16, 2008 3 Replies

Non-binding Comfort Fit Panties For a Perfect Fit Non-binding comfortable panties are sometimes very hard to find for the full figure and plus size woman. Even when you think you have the right size according to your hip measurement, the elastic around the legs can bind, pinch and cause chafing. This can all be eliminated when you make your panties according to YOUR OWN measurements. When you use a commercial pattern you get a pattern that is closest to your measurements, then start to adjust the pattern to try to get it to fit properly. By making your own patterns, you use your own measurements, therefore the pattern has no choice but to fit YOU!. It makes no difference if you need plus size panties or super plus size panties, (1x to 8x size) or anywhere in between - you'll have a pattern that will fit YOUR measurements.



Panties can be made from tricot, a light weight cotton knit, or one style in this class is designed to be made out of spandex, and can be used as a lightweight girdle.



The non-binding comfort fit panties class gives complete step by step instructions on how to take your measurements then use those measurements to make three different basic styles of panties - all of which have NO elastic in the legs that would cause binding, pinching and chafing. You'll learn how to make the "slim fit" panty that could easily be made out of spandex for a lightweight girdle, the "flare leg" panty for super comfort, and the "panty-slip" that could be used as a panty under culottes or even under skirts. In addition, these styles can be changed into many different variations, such as width of the legs, length of the panty, etc to give even more styles.


Susan


There isn't enough fabric in the world to cover *your* butt, boy. You admitted it, yourself when you insisted you had all those muu-muus.

Susan

S**te punctuation again, cohen.

Learn English, you f****it.

This is not my post, cohen.

And NO ONE wishes to be you.

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