This is another lovely lace from ElationLingerie, an Etsy shop I showcased last week. And this is another lace from my stash.
This kit comes with everything you need to make a bra, but I cut out last week’s bra and had my duoplex out so I cut out two frames and cups. I put the remainder of this kit back into my stash.
As well as saving this kit except for the lace, I used a finding kit from Bwear. 
I saw this lace and really fell in love. I think you all know me well enough now to know I fall in love with laces over and over. But really how could I resist this gorgeous lace? 
Isn’t this lovely? It’s so delicate.
I don’t know why but I’m really in a mood for light colored bras. So I’ve made a few beige bras recently. I think I need to break into some pink, or ivory, or yellow next.
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.
Happy creating!
This lace is so pretty though 😍 and the satin matches so well too
Yes, I agree. The lace is lovely. Thank you!
I notice that instead of top stitching your seams you always do zigzag. Do you find it easier? Could you tell me what stitch length and width you use? I think you also use zigzag on the elastic straps at the back instead of the lightning stitch. what stitch length and width do you use?
Hello Gail, yes I do use a 3-step zigzag on my seams. It is definitely easier. I’m a bit fussy and didn’t love that the straight top stitch didn’t always look perfectly straight. And I like the look of vintage lingerie, so decided I’d do this instead. I’ve been happy with it and it doesn’t show under my clothes. I usually set my 3-step zigzag to 5mm x 1mm. I have used the lightening stitch at the back strap, but only closest to the edge. For the inside of the strap, closest to the back band, I use the same 3-step zigzag I’m using elsewhere, with the same stitch length. I hope this helps.