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What is the Powernet?

This is a polyamide-based stretch knit with elastane (or spandex). Depending on its weight per m2 and its composition, this knit will have more or less stretch.

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Back staples

What are they for? Fitting the clips is the final stage in assembling your bra - you've done it! Located in the back of your bra, [...]

Guide des fournitures pour son maillot de bain

Guide to swimwear supplies.

Swimming costume essentials. To make your swimming costume, you'll need..: - Fabric- Lining- Laminate- Accessories- Thread, needles and accessories- [...]

patron maillot de bain

Let's talk about swimming costume patterns.

Summer is just around the corner, the sun is shining and it's almost time for a holiday! Would you like to wear your handmade swimming costume on the beach? [...]

Which frame to choose

Armatures - How to choose them?

What is an underwire? It's a piece of metal called an underwire that sits around the cup. It provides the necessary support for your breasts and allows you to [...]

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Colours and shades

Between the quality of the photo, the lighting, the telephone screen and the computer, how can we reproduce the tones as faithfully as possible (without 'correcting' the photos taken)? The aim of [...]

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Which thread to use for sewing lingerie

Polyester thread or foam thread? I generally only use polyester thread to sew lingerie: bodysuits, knickers, bras, etc. For me, it's the [...]

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Sewing lingerie: our best "friends"!

There are mainly 2 that you should always have with you; in addition to your sewing machine (MAC) and small sewing kit ... of course. I haven't [...]

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Marquisette or Knitted Lining?

Marquisette and mesh lining: 2 textiles to line your bras