- Super quality fabric: 88% nylon, 12% spandex; Hand wash only
- Molded, contour, underwired cups shape and support your breasts
- Adjustable shoulder strap and hooks & eyes closure on back for a great fit
- Lightly superb soft bra which you will love for a very long time!
- Sweet, sexy and oh so soft! This soft-cup bra is perfect for everyday wear!
Patternmaking for Underwear Design is the most comprehensive patternmaking for underwear guide available and is recommended for students, teachers and the industry. Step-by-step instruction is matched with superb illustrations, and all detailed measurements are provided using both metric and imperial scales. It contains a wide range of underwear patternmaking for different types of bra, corsetry, sleepwear, and panties. Furthermore, this book introduces the bra patternmaking methods currently used in industry and offers the a! uthor's own innovative bra patternmaking method, developed using the flat patternmaking concept. This new method enables people with novice patternmaking skill sets to create various commercial fit quality bra designs from scratch. The unique features of this book include: 1. Current industry bra patternmaking methods and practice available for the first time to those outside particular companies. 2. An introduction and step-by-step guide to the innovative bra patternmaking method invented by the author, allowing teachers to bring students up to speed with patternmaking faster than ever before. 3. Detailed step by step instruction methods which are easy to follow even for those with little or no patternmaking experience. 4. Superbly detailed illustrations of each step in the patternmaking process. 5. All measurements given in both metric and imperial.This is an EXACT reproduction of a book published before 1923. This IS NOT an OCR'd book with strange characters, introduced ! typographical errors, and jumbled words. This book may have o! ccasiona l imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections in the preservation process, and hope you enjoy this valuable book.When Steve Williams' kidneys stopped working in September 2007, he and his wife Dr. Linda Gromko were presented with two choices: a kidney transplant or kidney dialysis. There was, of course, the option of no treatment - but that would mean certain death for this husband and father of a teenaged daughter. Steve and Linda eagerly embraced the technology of Home Dialysis - treatments that could be done on their own time and on their own terms. But nothing could have prepared them for th! e onslaught of medical supplies that descended upon their home, making it seem more like a medical clinic or an ICU! Home Dialysis - while life-saving - was taking over, consuming their lives and redefining their family as one tethered to illness. That's where Interior Designer Jane McClure saved the day.
"Arranging Your Life When Dialysis Comes Home: 'The Underwear Factor'" shows you how to:
Create your Home Center for Hemodialysis or Peritoneal Dialysis
Design a Home Dialysis space that is comfortable, safe, and easy to use
Manage the storage or necessary medical supplies
Use the tricks of the trade that expensive Interior Decorators use
Save money through sure-fire choices and bargain decorator shopping
Support the caregiver and prevent caregiver burnout
Reclaim as much as your "normal" life as you can.
"Arranging Your Life When Dialysis Comes Home: 'The Underwear Factor'" is the first in a series of ! books from the Seattle non-profit Arrange2Live, dedicated to m! aking li fe more livable for people dealing with Home Dialysis and other health conditions requiring health care in the home.
When Steve Williams' kidneys stopped working in September 2007, he and his wife Dr. Linda Gromko were presented with two choices: a kidney transplant or kidney dialysis. There was, of course, the option of no treatment - but that would mean certain death for this husband and father of a teenaged daughter. Steve and Linda eagerly embraced the technology of Home Dialysis - treatments that could be done on their own time and on their own terms. But nothing could have prepared them for the onslaught of medical supplies that descended upon their home, making it seem more like a medical clinic or an ICU! Home Dialysis - while life-saving - was taking over, consuming their lives and redefining their family as one tethered to illness. That's where Interior Designer Jane McClure saved the day.
"Arranging Your Life When Dialysis Comes Home: 'The Underwe! ar Factor'" shows you how to:
Create your Home Center for Hemodialysis or Peritoneal Dialysis
Design a Home Dialysis space that is comfortable, safe, and easy to use
Manage the storage or necessary medical supplies
Use the tricks of the trade that expensive Interior Decorators use
Save money through sure-fire choices and bargain decorator shopping
Support the caregiver and prevent caregiver burnout
Reclaim as much as your "normal" life as you can.
"Arranging Your Life When Dialysis Comes Home: 'The Underwear Factor'" is the first in a series of books from the Seattle non-profit Arrange2Live, dedicated to making life more livable for people dealing with Home Dialysis and other health conditions requiring health care in the home.
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