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I made a very ghetto chest binder this weekend. It took about 10 minutes. So hopefully you will enjoy it~
This was my first tutorial, so hopefully I can give back to the community that has helped me so much~
Author's notes
I got my elastic at the Downtown Los Angeles Fashion District. Other than that, I'm not really sure where to get it...
I am a cup size C. I have no idea how this will work for others.
If at any point you feel faint, or your chest is numb to the touch, immediately take off the binder.
have fun and be creative with it
This was my first tutorial, so hopefully I can give back to the community that has helped me so much~
Author's notes
I got my elastic at the Downtown Los Angeles Fashion District. Other than that, I'm not really sure where to get it...I am a cup size C. I have no idea how this will work for others.If at any point you feel faint, or your chest is numb to the touch, immediately take off the binder.have fun and be creative with itImage size
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Where can I get this elastic stuff? Is there any alternative to it?
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This looks pretty similar to what I found
This looks pretty similar to what I found
thank you so much for this tutorial!
But would my mother get suspicious if I asked her to sew the hook and eye track??
But would my mother get suspicious if I asked her to sew the hook and eye track??
DouglastheDragon01Hobbyist General Artist
this seems really helpful! thank you!
superpotatogurlHobbyist Traditional Artist
This is like, one step up from using ACE bandages. Buy a binder or wear a sports bra. Please.
SakuraInksHobbyist General Artist
it is the same as wearing a binder, just different material, this is definitely much safer than ace bandages
brechdaslichtProfessional Digital Artist
Hey, I'm not the OP but here are my thoughts:
Seeing as the resulting garment is supposed to be very compressing, I think it would be very hard to zip unless somebody else is going to be holding it shut for you while you zip it or vice versa. I think it would work if you have small breasts though.
I know it's been over a year, so did you actually try making this? If so, how did it go?
Seeing as the resulting garment is supposed to be very compressing, I think it would be very hard to zip unless somebody else is going to be holding it shut for you while you zip it or vice versa. I think it would work if you have small breasts though.
I know it's been over a year, so did you actually try making this? If so, how did it go?
DutchGirlMaaikeHobbyist Artisan Crafter
this looks very promising! but... will it work with (in my country, The netherlands) 80 E? i read that people still have some bumbs.. so i was wondering ^^"
i will definitely try it out though!
i will definitely try it out though!
okay so I have 34 DDD breasts and actual binders are expensive and a little intimidating so i ended up using this to test and they arent flat but given the right shirt i can pass for a guy. I thank you SOOOO much for this!!!
This is like the most amazing thing ever. Thank you over 9000 times!!!!
Um how hot does it generally get under the binder. Is it highly uncomfortable, and how long would it maybe take to get used to the compression? Would it be even possible to exorcise in one?
Omg can I just like ( bone crushing hug) thanks so much this helps so much I can't even...
TheDogsSpiderHobbyist General Artist
this looks very promising. now my bust size is like around a C and D. will I still have a slight bumb having a bigger bust? also from your own opinion does it bother you at all while wearing it? I mean obviously its going to be a bit odd the first time you wear it but hey its cosplay. thank you for this tutorial by the way~ ^^
i did this but i ahd to go 2/3rd the under the bust. being DDD i was able to get to B cup
akaCaitlinneHobbyist Digital Artist
Is elastic really safe? I mean, ace bandages restrict the breathing because they're elastic, so... does your binder keep you from breathing deeply? Or is it okay? I want to make one and I don't know what material to use.
Otherwise, thanks! Great tutorial!
akaCaitlinneHobbyist Digital Artist
Okay, thank you!
Just in case anyone stumbles past this comment thread again despite its age, ACE bandages are not dangerous because they are elastic. ACE bandages are dangerous because they tighten each time they stretch, and therefore are not breathable. (Each time your chest expands and contracts, the binding will constrict tighter and tighter.)
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