I have a lace addiction. There doesn’t seem to be any support groups to help with this – just a wonderful bra-making community that all shares this same addiction.
Well, I saw this lace and had to have it.
I love it.
I thought it would wonderful with lilac, but I just made that gorgeous Vibrant bra with lilac. So I wanted something else. I dug in my stash and found some platinum duoplex and it works perfectly with this lace!
I love it! I’m much happier with it than I even thought I’d be.
That little pop of purple in the lace. The black embroidered flowers. It’s so pretty.
This bra doesn’t have the flash and pop of color the Vibrant bra did from the side or back, but they can’t all be vibrant.
I’m really going to have to get busy sewing some panties to match all these bras I’ve made.
It’s just a lovely platinum back.
After years of RTW bras in either beige or black, I love having all these colors.
One last photo collage of this pretty platinum Freja bra.
Hmm. Even my display needs matching panties!
B,Wear had this lace as one of their August Kit of the Month options.
Happy creating!

Oh! (you’ve heard this before) I love this! I was thinking as I was finishing this bra that it doesn’t seem to matter how many bras I’ve made, I still fall in love over and over with the lace, and the pattern, or how it looks when it’s finished.
That peek of fuchsia elastic is just gorgeous! I love that.
I’m not done making a new bra wardrobe using the Freja pattern. I have two more kits sitting on my cutting table ready to be made up into more pretty bras.
I recently purchased the
Not long after that, this lovely Gunilla kit was available. I looked to see if this kit was still on her website, but unfortunately it’s not. It wouldn’t hurt to request it again though.
Oh, I love this lace. I do hope I can get some more of it too. It would look wonderful with ivory or blue, but I have to say the red really makes it pop!
Do you see that peek of ivory at the back? For a long time I wouldn’t make a bra if the kit didn’t have all matching parts. The band and straps had to be the same color. But I’m more open to coordinating fabrics like this set now. It gives me more options too.
I’m thrilled with a new pattern that fits me so well. I already have 3 more kits on the cutting table to make next. I do have plans to test a few more patterns, but I really love this bra pattern.
This lovely silk came from
This bra is so soft and well, silky. It feels wonderful on!
Here’s a close up of the bridge showing that careful placement I mentioned. I didn’t have enough material to put the bridge on the fold, which is what most patterns have us do. So for this, I added a 1/4″ seam allowance, and cut two pieces. Then I simply sewed the two sides together.
Have you ever made a silk bra? Or any silk lingerie? Oh, the feel of it! Luxury.
Lovely if I do say so myself. I don’t know how often I’ll be wearing these together. When I do, I’ll love it.
These are very flowy and I don’t think I’ll need to make any other changes to the pattern. And, I can finally throw out that terribly worn slip.
The one big difference between the culotte slip I had and this is the old RTW one didn’t have a front or back seam. 