How to Find a Bra for Overweight Small-Breasted Women
This is a way to buy a bra at the same price as the women with less to love. Just because we are bigger than the average model doesn't mean we cant shop at a normal business place. You can actually make those bras from walmart and target fit this project is for both the smaller breasted women and larger breasted women alike and works on all back hook style bras.
Things You'll Need:
1 bra from the store that is your cup size and largest in band size
one or two of your old bras
scissors
needle and thread
15 to 20 minutes of time to spend on this project
Step
1
Start off by going bra shopping for the bar that fits your cup size. Make sure you get the largest size possible in band size. For now it does not matter if the band size fits just the cup size. You can buy any style you like that hooks in the back for this project.
Step
2
When you get it home match the number of hooks to an old bra you do not wear any longer and remove the hooks and eyes from the old bra (if you need more than a couple of inches in extension you can do this on two or more bras)make sure to cut through the threading so that both sides are open making it easier to sew them together.
Step
3
match the edges of the pieces with the hooks facing down and eyes side facing up laying them as if they were one piece and sew the top layer of both together flipping it over to continue around to the back and sewing that top layer together go around it until you can pull on it and it is sound enough to be used as an extension for your new bra. be sure to make sure the stiches are whipped stitches and close together to make it sound enough to be put through alot of wear and tear.
Step
4
Hook on one extension to the new bra and try this out as if it were all one piece if this is comfortable then you are all set. If it is still a bit tight try another extension and this should make it better. This is a way to recycle parts of old bras you do not wear any longer and to wear the nice bras you'd love to wear. It also saves a lot of money.
Tips & Warnings
If you aren't that savvy a sewer some Wal-Marts sell bra extensions or you can go on eBay and find some or find someone to help you figure out how to sew them together so you can do them yourself at a future
date
.
If you have any other questions or need help looking i will happily do this for you just send me a message. Us bigger gals gotta stick together!!
It is imperative that you sew the hooks facing down and eyes facing up so that they will hook correctly to the eyes of the new bra and the eyes will face out making it easy to hook the new bras hooks to the eyes of the extension!!
http://www.ehow.com/how_2113283_bra-overweight-smallbreasted-women.html
This is a way to buy a bra at the same price as the women with less to love. Just because we are bigger than the average model doesn't mean we cant shop at a normal business place. You can actually make those bras from walmart and target fit this project is for both the smaller breasted women and larger breasted women alike and works on all back hook style bras.
Things You'll Need:
1 bra from the store that is your cup size and largest in band size
one or two of your old bras
scissors
needle and thread
15 to 20 minutes of time to spend on this project
Step
1
Start off by going bra shopping for the bar that fits your cup size. Make sure you get the largest size possible in band size. For now it does not matter if the band size fits just the cup size. You can buy any style you like that hooks in the back for this project.
Step
2
When you get it home match the number of hooks to an old bra you do not wear any longer and remove the hooks and eyes from the old bra (if you need more than a couple of inches in extension you can do this on two or more bras)make sure to cut through the threading so that both sides are open making it easier to sew them together.
Step
3
match the edges of the pieces with the hooks facing down and eyes side facing up laying them as if they were one piece and sew the top layer of both together flipping it over to continue around to the back and sewing that top layer together go around it until you can pull on it and it is sound enough to be used as an extension for your new bra. be sure to make sure the stiches are whipped stitches and close together to make it sound enough to be put through alot of wear and tear.
Step
4
Hook on one extension to the new bra and try this out as if it were all one piece if this is comfortable then you are all set. If it is still a bit tight try another extension and this should make it better. This is a way to recycle parts of old bras you do not wear any longer and to wear the nice bras you'd love to wear. It also saves a lot of money.
Tips & Warnings
If you aren't that savvy a sewer some Wal-Marts sell bra extensions or you can go on eBay and find some or find someone to help you figure out how to sew them together so you can do them yourself at a future
date
.
If you have any other questions or need help looking i will happily do this for you just send me a message. Us bigger gals gotta stick together!!
It is imperative that you sew the hooks facing down and eyes facing up so that they will hook correctly to the eyes of the new bra and the eyes will face out making it easy to hook the new bras hooks to the eyes of the extension!!
http://www.ehow.com/how_2113283_bra-overweight-smallbreasted-women.html
