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Bunny Suit Pattern Tutorial
By Kapalaka
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I have been messaged occasionally regarding how I made my bunny suit, so I decided to make a patterning tutorial! Always a fan of hot babes in bunny suits! I hope this makes it a bit easier... if something is unclear let me know so I can make revisions.
Photo on the top left was taken by ~Morataya, and the original can be seen here. [link]
Sketches, graphics, layout, and instructions were made by myself.
Finished product:
Photo on the top left was taken by ~Morataya, and the original can be seen here. [link]
Sketches, graphics, layout, and instructions were made by myself.
Finished product:

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Hello! First of all, thanks a lot for this tutorial. I have a few questions: is it possible to make a bunny suit using this pattern without the boning? I've made a bodysuit before but it was just made of a front panel and a back panel, which looked pretty plain and boring, so I was hoping that sewing it out of multiple panels just like a corset would look nicer. But will it still hold up without boning? Also would this work with stretch fabric? Thank you!

Hi there!
You are very welcome! Oh nice, I could see your point about it looking plain. Have you considered sewing a "fake" seam down the princess areas for your two-part bunny suits?
Yes, it is possible to make a bunny suit without boning. It will not look very polished without boning, though. The boning is necessary to keep fabric from buckling/rolling down.
It is also possible to use this with stretch fabric, for sure!
Depending on how stretchy your fabric is will help you determine how much to take it in. You will want to remove the majority of excess fabric from the center-back, and all princess seams, and the waist area on the side-seams.
Good luck to you!

Yes, it is possible to make a bunny suit without boning. It will not look very polished without boning, though. The boning is necessary to keep fabric from buckling/rolling down.
It is also possible to use this with stretch fabric, for sure!

Good luck to you!

It could definitely be used to make a corset! It's actually a very common way people make their first basic corset. I would highly recommend studying existing corset patterns online. It will help you to see how corset cinching patterns generally look and give you better judgement in how to alter lines once the plastic wrap is rolled out. This method will give you a bodice pattern to your actual size, but it is up to you how you want to sculpt your silhouette.
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