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Bralette Pattern, PDF Sewing Pattern sizes 8-16

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Bralette sewing pattern. Instantly download your PDF pattern now. This pattern is retiring soon to make way for a better, more size inclusive version with more style options! Get the Esther now at the hugely discounted rate of 30% off for a limited time only.Designed to be made in a stretch fabric, the darted triangle
Bralette sewing pattern. Instantly download your PDF pattern now. This pattern is retiring soon to make way for a better, more size inclusive version with more style options! Get the Esther now at the hugely discounted rate of 30% off for a limited time only.Designed to be made in a stretch fabric, the darted triangle bra is an effortless and comfortable style. It suits a stretch lace, sheer mesh or super soft jersey and pairs perfectly with my classic brief pattern.Level of difficulty: IntermediateIncluded in your purchase:- PDF sewing pattern in 3 different formats - A4, US Letter and Large Format A0- Instructions document with a guide on how to print & assemble your pattern and sewing instructions (please note these are written instructions - this particular tutorial does not currently include photos).You will receive a link to instantly download the files. Please note this is a digital product and you will not receive any physical goods.The instructions will talk you through how to make adjustable bra straps, attach a hook & eye plus tips on how to perfectly achieve two-step elastication. Patterns are to scale and should be printed at 100%. The A4 & Letter size documents are tiled making it easy to print at home and assemble the pattern yourself. The A0 download allows you to send the file to a print shop (or copy shop) to have the pattern printed in a large format.The download contains the sewing pattern in UK sizes 8, 10, 12, 14 & 16. All Love & Lace patterns now feature layers! You can toggle these layers on and off in Adobe Reader to allow you to print only your chosen size.As with any sewing project I recommend making a toile to test the fit and make the relevant adjustments before constructing the garment in your final fabrics.If you have any questions along the way please get in touch. Happy sewing!