Edwardian corset pattern

Here I walk you through the sewing of my Edwardian “S-Bend” corset, using a real historical pattern.

Symington Corset Patterns: The Symington collection was created by the Market Harborough company R. & W. H. Symington, which began to make corsets for fashionable Victorian ladies in the 1850s. The company eventually grew into an international concern and one of its most famous products, the Liberty Bodice, was produced for almost seventy years. The Symington garment collection is held at the Collections Resources Centre, Barrow-on-Soar Visit Collections Resource Centre More corset patterns…

I made an Edwardian coutil corset and I don't like it!

Festive Attyre: Edwardian corset and pattern review

Historical costuming

Corsets became popular in the 16th century allegedly because Catherine de' Medici, wife of French King Henry II, banned women with thick waists from ...

My Edwardian corset was one of the first I made, and the very first from a commercial pattern. Generally, I am extremely happy with the fit of Truly Victorian patterns, but for this corset it never…

Meet the Persis Corset from Scroop Patterns! This fabulous late Edwardian corset features dramatic swooping seam lines.

[Note: the following has been pasted directly from livejournal, and is an amalgamation of several entries] July 4th, 2012: So I was thinking today about the zone-front gown I want to make and the 1780s/1790s stays I will need to make to go underneath it. However, I'm not allowed to start a new corset until my current one is done. So I finally-finally-finally ordered boning for my dark red 1890s corset. Of course, the fabric for the boning channels is still in Halifax, and I am in Toronto…