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Layering is kind of like pleating, but with curved shapes. And as you can’t fold the curved shapes, you need to separate the pieces: there’s a facing under each layer and each layer starts at the base of the facing of the previous layer. Just a few notes on how to sew this bodice. Start by attaching the facing to each layer. Keep track of which layer is which so you don’t mix the order. Trim the seam allowance a bit and clip notches before turning the right sides out and pressing. Also in this case, unite the two darts of the bodice first. The darts will have to be in two places: at the waist and towards the side seams, while you’re drafting the spikes.To create a 3 dimensional effect, the spikes will have a sort of a facing under the tip. Draft the facing for each spike as seen in pink here. Once you have those, you can lengthen the lines you drew earlier so that each spike starts at the base of the previous layer.