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Use twill tape or grosgrain ribbon (cotton or linen twill tape recommended) in a 1/4″ width; Fold under one end and securely sew (hand tacking is best) to the inside of the dress at the neckline and waist. A third set can be sewn halfway between neck and waist. Use about 12-14″ lengths for each side and trim if necessary. When dressing, tie the sets at neck and waist; ribbons will be seen but are not inappropriate for the era.
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]]>Wool! Definitely. You can read more on wool in this post. 🙂
]]>I would look at “full-bust adjustment” (FBAs) online and in books. Sandra Betzina’s Fast Fit book is one of my favorites for enlarging a bodice front for my large bust cup (DDD). Since FBAs only slice from armhole to apex then down to hem, it won’t/shouldn’t affect the side back area at all. If it does, take in any excess into one of the front darts or pinch up the side back seam.
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