Sewing LINGERIE | Evie la Luve | Bella Lace Panties

My first foray into sewing lingerie… the ups and downs of sewing the Bella Lace Panties by Evie la Luve.

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The #1 thing that swayed me into purchasing two kits from the UK based Evie la Luve shop?

https://www.etsy.com/shop/EvielaLuveDIY

The well produced video tutorials!

LOVE the way they turned out, looked exactly like the product photos.

Only problem? I did not correctly guesstimate my size so they’re pretty snug. In hindsight, I should have cut a large instead of small. The measurements are based on hip size, and my waist size is disproportionate.

If you do not have a slender waist in comparison to your hip – you might want to size up.

Never before in my life have I worn lace undergarments, so this whole project was a bit outside my comfort zone. Most of my underwear is very utilitarian – 100 percent cotton – kind of boring.

Not sure if the style is quite “me,” I may try the new Frankie Panties pattern that sits higher up on the waist and has more rear coverage.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/515705405/digital-lingerie-sewing-pattern-the?ref=shop_home_active_4

Overall, I was surprised at how easy this sewing project was despite how intimidating the Bella Lace Panties looked. Now that I know I can sew my own underwear, I’m definitely going to experiment with this more – in other styles and fabrics.

So what am I going to do with the second kit I purchased in dark gray? Well, stay tuned folks! My husband, James, will be attempting to sew lingerie in the next Sewing Report LIVE edition on Sunday, April 2nd around 3PM ET.

Can he accomplish this? We’ll all find out together!

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UPDATE: This actually happened…

SEWING TOOLS USED IN THIS EPISODE:

Dritz Dual Purpose Marking Pen
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Bienfang 50-Yard Roll of 18-Inch-Wide White Translucent Sketching and Tracing Paper (need to select this option)
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Dritz Flat Button Head Pins – 50 count
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OLFA Splash Rotary Cutter
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OLFA Folding Mat 17″ x 24″
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MY SEWING MACHINES:

EverSewn – Sparrow 25 -197 Stitch Computerized Sewing Machine
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Thank you to EverSewn for providing Sewing Report the Sparrow 25 used in this video!

Brother 1034D Serger – http://amzn.to/1FNpsxo

Janome MemoryCraft 7700 Sewing Machine – http://amzn.to/2jjApkk

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