bodice in A Sentence

Bodice on the clasp, top- ties.

Fold the skirt and sew to the Bodice.

The skirt has been made as a half Bodice,

Zigzag stitch process the edges of the skirt and Bodice.

Insert the FRONT Bodice shoulder into the BACK Bodice shoulder.

Lay the lining and outer FRONT Bodice piece RIGHT SIDES together.

The Bodice falls to the shoulders thanks to a very low armhole.

The skirts are cut flat and the Bodices close at an angle.

It would look lovely as a Bodice on a full or half circle skirt.

Bodices remained on the natural waistline, necklines assorted, while sleeves started below the shoulder line.

An overskirt was generally worn over the Bodice, and secured into a large bow behind.

An overskirt was usually worn over the Bodice, and secured into an enormous bow behind.

This exquisite dress has a black lace trim at the Bodice and puffed sleeves occupied.

The Bodice with lace and sewn sequins is wrapped by a studded jewel Enste inching belt.

Bodice also worked with Bio-Dye in Sawantwadi, central India, which makes all colours from natural sources.

As the Bodices grew longer in 1873, the polonaise was thus introduced into the Victorian costume kinds.

Open up the side seam of the FRONT and BACK Bodice and lay RIGHT SIDES together.

Fashion plate shows lower sleeve fullness, triangular or V-shaped emphasis in the Bodice, and a sloping shoulder line.

Necklines were high, while sleeves of Bodices initially peaked at the shoulders, but increased in size during 1894.

This little princesses dress in black white polka-style has a large pink flower with small stones on the Bodice.

Her skirt is gathered with wide, flat pleats, and the pleating on her Bodice is visible through the black lace.

Ensure to line up the the BACK Bodice centre back seam allowance with the new ZIP BINDING piece inserted into the skirt.

In direction of 1875 to 1876, Bodices featured lengthy but even tighter laced waists, and converged at a pointy point in entrance.

In accordance with the heavily boned corset and seam lines on the Bodice as well, the popular low and narrow waist was thus accentuated.

Sleeves of Bodices were tight at the top, because of the Mancheron, but expanded around the area between the elbow and before the wrist.

One of the first things I dressed was an 1880s mourning dress in black satin and there were these wrinkles in the Bodice, horizontal lines.

Soft and stretchy, wide-cut Bodice with two large patch pockets at front is finished with dropped full length sleeves and ends at chunky ribbed cuffs and hem.

Their costumes for Natalie Portman in 2010's“Black Swan,” with their molded Bodices and feathers that do not flutter, are a compelling expression of both the grace and pain that propel ballet.

If you are thinking of wearing backless Ghaghra Bodice, you should massage the well with a good company scrub on your back for three days a week and then wash it with water.

In the years after the First World War, the silhouette of women's clothing changed dramatically- by 1924, the length of skirts was noticeably reduced, the Bodice disappeared, the style of dresses was simplified, the hair became shorter.

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bodice in A Sentence

Bodice on the clasp, top- ties.

Fold the skirt and sew to the Bodice.

The skirt has been made as a half Bodice,

Zigzag stitch process the edges of the skirt and Bodice.

Insert the FRONT Bodice shoulder into the BACK Bodice shoulder.

Lay the lining and outer FRONT Bodice piece RIGHT SIDES together.

The Bodice falls to the shoulders thanks to a very low armhole.

The skirts are cut flat and the Bodices close at an angle.

It would look lovely as a Bodice on a full or half circle skirt.

Bodices remained on the natural waistline, necklines assorted, while sleeves started below the shoulder line.

An overskirt was generally worn over the Bodice, and secured into a large bow behind.

An overskirt was usually worn over the Bodice, and secured into an enormous bow behind.

This exquisite dress has a black lace trim at the Bodice and puffed sleeves occupied.

The Bodice with lace and sewn sequins is wrapped by a studded jewel Enste inching belt.

Bodice also worked with Bio-Dye in Sawantwadi, central India, which makes all colours from natural sources.

As the Bodices grew longer in 1873, the polonaise was thus introduced into the Victorian costume kinds.

Open up the side seam of the FRONT and BACK Bodice and lay RIGHT SIDES together.

Fashion plate shows lower sleeve fullness, triangular or V-shaped emphasis in the Bodice, and a sloping shoulder line.

Necklines were high, while sleeves of Bodices initially peaked at the shoulders, but increased in size during 1894.

This little princesses dress in black white polka-style has a large pink flower with small stones on the Bodice.

Her skirt is gathered with wide, flat pleats, and the pleating on her Bodice is visible through the black lace.

Ensure to line up the the BACK Bodice centre back seam allowance with the new ZIP BINDING piece inserted into the skirt.

In direction of 1875 to 1876, Bodices featured lengthy but even tighter laced waists, and converged at a pointy point in entrance.

In accordance with the heavily boned corset and seam lines on the Bodice as well, the popular low and narrow waist was thus accentuated.

Sleeves of Bodices were tight at the top, because of the Mancheron, but expanded around the area between the elbow and before the wrist.

One of the first things I dressed was an 1880s mourning dress in black satin and there were these wrinkles in the Bodice, horizontal lines.

Soft and stretchy, wide-cut Bodice with two large patch pockets at front is finished with dropped full length sleeves and ends at chunky ribbed cuffs and hem.

Their costumes for Natalie Portman in 2010's“Black Swan,” with their molded Bodices and feathers that do not flutter, are a compelling expression of both the grace and pain that propel ballet.

If you are thinking of wearing backless Ghaghra Bodice, you should massage the well with a good company scrub on your back for three days a week and then wash it with water.

In the years after the First World War, the silhouette of women's clothing changed dramatically- by 1924, the length of skirts was noticeably reduced, the Bodice disappeared, the style of dresses was simplified, the hair became shorter.

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