A bodice is the upper part of a dress. Most often, it is a simple loose blouse which can be adorned or modified with assorted corset affairs.
If you wish to clean the corset type of garment, make sure that the strings are removed, and the stays (if any) are out of the garment. The stays are the stiff strips which hold the garment straight, and they can be removed in most of the garments. Look on the inside of the garment near the bottom of the stay pocket, and there should be a tiny hole. This is how the stay is inserted and removed. When the stays are removed, it is best to hand wash the garment and let it air dry to reduce wrinkles. Iron if necessary.
A fabric refresher may be used to good effect if the garment is used over a blouse.
You cannot. A bodice is not a writing instrument!
You can buy a Liberty Bodice from http://www.openbottomgirdles.co.uk/liberty-bodice-fleecy-lined-with-suspenders-p-254.html
Darts are the most effective way to add shape to a bodice.
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The cast of Bodice Rippers - 2010 includes: Amyeric van Den Hove
It's not "bodas" (Spanish for wedding), it's "bodice" like the front piece of a dress. A "bodice ripper" is a romance novel.
Yes, the bodice can be tailored without ruining it.
A fitted bodice is like a corset, except it's usually found on the torso of a dress and is made specifically to fit to your body.
It's not "bodas" (Spanish for wedding), it's "bodice" like the front piece of a dress. A "bodice ripper" is a romance novel.
You just have to place your tape on you the highest part of your shoulder. Then take the tape down to your hip or waist accross the bust. Here is a video on how to draft a basic bodice. youtu.be/smmSCTUZW2g?si=k988LQhG660BjCjI It's quite easy and detailed.
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