How to Make a Mastectomy Bra from a Regular Bra
Buy a bra that has cups large enough to cover the fake breast., Try it on to make sure the fake breast fits in on all sides, and that the neckline of the bra fits close against your skin, and doesn’t gape., Choose some fabric., Use a sewing...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Buy a bra that has cups large enough to cover the fake breast.
A wide gusset works best. (That’s the part that connects the two cups in front).
Under wire is good for shape, and logistics.
Molded cups tend to gape. , You need about one square foot.
You can use old tee shirts.
You might like nice soft thin fabric. , But you can do this by hand…it will take a bit longer ,,,,,, -
Step 2: Try it on to make sure the fake breast fits in on all sides
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Step 3: and that the neckline of the bra fits close against your skin
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Step 4: and doesn’t gape.
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Step 5: Choose some fabric.
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Step 6: Use a sewing machine.
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Step 7: Cut out a piece of fabric larger then the cup.
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Step 8: Place the fabric under the bra.
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Step 9: Sew from the outside of the bra.
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Step 10: Sew along the edge of the bra
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Step 11: from the strap to the centre.
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Step 12: Then from the centre
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Step 13: along the bottom
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Step 14: and then from the strap
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Step 15: along the armpit edge
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Step 16: to the band.
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Step 17: Carefully
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Step 18: cut off the excess fabric
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Step 19: leaving a flap at the opening.
Detailed Guide
A wide gusset works best. (That’s the part that connects the two cups in front).
Under wire is good for shape, and logistics.
Molded cups tend to gape. , You need about one square foot.
You can use old tee shirts.
You might like nice soft thin fabric. , But you can do this by hand…it will take a bit longer ,,,,,,
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