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Making Bra Straps Shorter

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Date: 09/15/2004 Topics: Craft Tips > Clothing | Readers Request > Clothing  
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Hi,

I need to modify some of my bra's because I have a short body and full bust. The problem is wearing strappy tops and other sleeveless type tops with my bra's. I cant stop the bra straps from falling out. Even when I hunch my shoulders they are barely tight but I cant move around with my shoulders hunched all the time.

I want to shorten the bra straps as I cannot shorten them enough by adjusting them normally they are of the thin type and elastic but not elastic enough.

If anyone knows a good method for doing this I would appreciate it thanks.

Sarah
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Post By sarah (Guest Post) (09/20/2004)
thanks I did the S shape trick and it worked ok, in truth the straps are worn and stretched a bit but they get like that after only a month or so because on new bra's I have to have them fully tightened so they cant give much before falling down. Now I can wear my bra's much longer now.


Post by lorac456 (52) | (09/16/2004)
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What I do is cut off the excess length and restitch the ends together.


Post by econ o'miser (15) | (09/16/2004)
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Try making an S shape with a bit of the strap that doesn't lie on your shoulders (otherwise it would be uncomfortable) and stitching it down firmly at each side of the "captured" strap.

I have used this method to shorten shopping bag handles and it works fine, so might be a solution for your problem.


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