When I heard Beverly Johnson had a new class, I wanted to take it. The London Master Class. It covers a lot of features and includes a pattern exclusively available as part of the class.
There are over four hours of video instruction. You can see here the different design features demonstrated in the class.
I really wanted to try the class, and pattern, but sometimes being an Omega shape I don’t really want to try a new pattern. Fortunately a close friend wears the same size I wear, but she doesn’t need any alterations at all. So I made up one without any changes and gifted it to her.
Here is the London I made from the class.
As pretty as this bra kit is I’m sure you want to hear about the bra, so I’ll tell you more about the kit below.
Okay. I have to tell you, the London bra gives some really good lift. I was impressed with that. 
From my first trying it on, it fit quite well. 
All of the pattern sizes are included in the London class.
So, do I recommend the class? Yes I do. I still think in-person fitting and instruction is the best, but if you want a class you can revisit again and again, this is great. There are a lot of techniques demonstrated in the class that are great to know.
Will I be making more London bras for myself? No. I prefer a lace upper cup like Margareta, Shelley, or Freja.
Now for the bra kit. I used a beautiful kit from B,wear.
Although I prefer a lace upper cup, this is still a lovely kit. The satin is so soft and was lovely to sew. My friend was thrilled with how soft the bra was, and how pretty it was. The kit comes with dark cherry findings, which go so well with this satin.
When I was writing this post, the lovely Noa kit was still available. You can find it here. 
Happy creating!
Isn’t this lovely? It’s so delicate.
I was thinking of starting my post with this photo and teasing that I’d made a plain beige bra. But that lace was just too pretty not to share right off. 
Lastly, look at how delicate and sheer this is. It’s so lovely.
I paired this gorgeous lace with beige duoplex and power net. I couldn’t resist adding some of the lace to the frame. I just love this lace! 
Above is the side of the bra showing the lace along the side of the frame. 
Above I’ve cut some of those trailing embroidered details out and adding them to the front bridge. They’re just too pretty and I felt a bow would take away from the leaf and leopard details.
I added one more little leaf detail to cover that snip. It should protect the cup fabric and keep it from fraying or expanding.
Aren’t these adorable? I’ve linked them to the site where they can be purchased, but for me they’re too expensive.
There is also the Mood sewing planner, also on Amazon. 