Corset cover edwardian

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Edwardian bodice, corset cover, top. A particularly pretty one - fine lace inserts; linen buttons and drawstring waist - ribbon decoration… | Instagram

Wearing History has an fabulous new pattern out and I am extremely excited about it 1) because it’s a kind of pattern that I’ve really wanted for a long time, and that is going to make my life a lot easier, and 2) I got to be a pattern tester! (yay!). Wearing History’s 1910s Camisole & Corset Cover pattern has a low scooped neck back and front, slight fullness at the front and is suitable for wearing under or over a corset for all 1910s styles. It can be made with or without sleeves, and…

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This mid-late camisole is made in 100% cotton voile. It is based off an original garment, and features a style and silhouette suitable for mid Edwardian to late Edwardian, even early 1920s! The front is trimmed with lace inserts and four sets of pintucks. At the back it has a lace insertion and pintucks. The neckline is trimmed with lace, embroidered cotton beading and lace edging. The straps consist of embroidered beading with edging on either side. At the waist, it has embroidered beading…

white vintage edwardian corset cover top cottagecore coquette etc etc

1890-1900 corset cover McCord Museum

Often in historical costuming, we try to create an outfit with which we’ll look like we just stepped from a period painting or photo. This means sewing the clothes as worn in a certain period…

Pretty Antique Edwardian of French Corset Cover Early 1900s) Some with lovely broderie anglaise, or Lace and gorgeous scalloped neckline or subtle v neck. Some have lace around the neck or armholes and some across the neckline. The French ones are monogrammed which would probably be part of a wedding trousseau. Handmade from crisp cool Cotton and still wearable today. They were worn over tight wasp shape basque’s / corsets to keep them clean so are usually quite small. However, they can be…