**PLEASE NOTE NO DISCOUNTS INCLUDING SUB BOX DISCOUNTS CAN BE USED AGAINST THIS CLASS**

Start your bra making journey here!  Sewing your own bra can seem intimidating.  We’re here to
change that!  In this class we will focus on learning how to fit and sew a bra for your body.  We
will be taking a deep dive into bra sizing, material functionality, fitting and pattern
modifications.  You will learn tips and tricks for sewing a clean, finished bra that looks just as
good on the inside as it does on the outside.  You will leave Bra Camp with new skills,
knowledge, and bosom friends!

WHAT’S INCLUDED:
• Bra fitting and making workshop (2-day workshop)
• Bra making kit with lace and all required findings and elastics
• 1 spool of matching thread
• Discounts from sponsors
• List of bra making vendors and resources
• Booklet of diagrams for basic bra fitting modifications
Underwires are not included, however you will have the possibility in class to try on different
shaped and sized underwires to determine which underwires you should order after the class is
over.

We will be sewing the Harriet Bra by Cloth Habit (28A – 45H bra size) or the Willowdale Bra
from Cashmerette* (28C-54J). These is are great beginner patterns, because they offers support
while still appearing delicate and beautiful. They have a 3 to 4 piece cup, which allows for good
cup volume and scooped back, which is not only very comfortable to wear, but is also more
supportive than a tapered back. These are great first bras to learn bra making techniques that you
can then use to make many other styles of bras!

• WHAT TO BRING:

• • Size 60 or 70 Universal or Microtex sewing machine needles
  • 1 Spool of thread for sewing toiles (color doesn’t matter)
• • Rotary Cutter (recommended: 18mm or 28mm)
  • Pattern weights
  • Fabric scissors
  • Paper scissors
  • Tape
  • Sewing pins
  • Seam ripper
  • Measuring tape
  • Ruler: straight and curved (if you have one)
  • Notebook and pencil
  • Project to work while the fittings are being held

SKILL LEVEL:
This class is for intermediate to advanced sewists.  You should know how to use a sewing
machine and feel confident in handling small, slippery pieces of fabric.  It’s helpful if you
understand a bit about pattern modification, but you will be shown step-by-step how to modify
your paper pattern.