Big bust

Summer is a season of deep cuts and a large neckline. And it would seem that it could be more beautiful than a magnificent bust ?!

However, for those with cups of sizes D, E, F, etc., tops and dresses are often pulled in the chest. Here we tell you how to avoid this by simply changing the pattern.
For cup sizes D and larger, we advise you to determine the size of the pattern not by the circumference of the chest, as is usually done, but to take the pattern a size smaller and, in accordance with individual measurements, change the pattern of the front.
First, increase the width of the pattern ...
On the front / shelf pattern, mark the correction lines, as shown in Fig. 1.
Cut the pattern along these lines and part with the armhole, holding it at the shoulder section, take it to the side so that the vertical sections are separated by the required number of centimeters. Align the shoulder section from the neck to the armhole.

Mark a new line of the side seam (2), for models with side tucks of the chest, lay the tuck on the pattern. As a result of the changes, the length of the side cut of the front / shelf slightly increased. Measure the length of the side sections of the front and back and level the difference: half - due to the armhole of the back, half - due to the armhole of the front / shelf.
For models with a relief seam, glue part of the pattern on the site from the armhole according to the control digits and then mark the correction lines, as shown in Fig. 3.
Then cut a pattern along these lines.Hold the part with the armhole near the shoulder section, so that the vertical sections are separated by the required number of centimeters, and stick on a sheet of paper.

Mark a new line of the relief seam (4) and cut the side part along it. Cut the side part again along the correction line from the side cut to the line of the relief seam and, combining the initial cuts, glue the part.
Mark the new line of the side seam (5).

... then long
For models with lateral tucks of the chest, mark the line (6) at right angles from the midline to the tuck. Cut the pattern along this line and spread the parts apart, increasing the length by the required number of centimeters. Glue a strip of paper as shown in fig. 7, and mark out a new tuck.

For models with vertical breast protrusions, draw two adjustment lines as shown in fig. 8. Cut the pattern along the horizontal line from the line of the middle of the front, not reaching the side cut, as well as along the vertical line in the middle of the tuck - from bottom to top, not reaching its top. Horizontally from the middle line to the top of the tuck, evenly add the required number of centimeters and then reduce this gap to the side cut to zero (9).

For models with embossed seams on both sides of the front / shelf pattern, mark at the level of the highest point of the chest (= chest height) along the correction line (10). In the middle part of the pattern, evenly add the required number of centimeters along it. Cut the side part along the marked line from the side of the relief seam, not reaching the side cut,and spread the resulting parts by the same number of centimeters. In this case, the length of the side seam does not change (11).