1870 corset

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Crotty & Richards | Corset | American | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The Simplicity 2890 corset was the first corset I ever made, nearly 10 years ago. That first version was always a smidge too tight (I made...

National Underwear Day—This fashionable woman in the 1860s is wearing a chemise and drawers, a corset was gusseted and boned to give a full bust and hips and small waist, a hoop skirt supported a wide skirt, and several smoothing petticoats would also be added. Are you feeling cooler now?

4 Sessions : Jan 5, 12, 19 & 26, 2020 : 5pm-7pm Objective In this digital course, students will learn how to reproduce an exquisite late 1870s silk satin corset (the “Fenway” corset) from the collections of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. Course Summary Based on hands-on study of the ex

I have been thinking about making a new mid-19th century corset for a while now. With an event coming up in October that I hope to attend, a new corset has become a mandatory project. Over the last two years I've gotten out of reenacting and sold almost all of my things. Now need to sew up a whole new wardrobe. (well, wardrobe may be a bit too ambitious of a word. I will be content with one complete outfit. For now.) I knew I wanted to make a corset with both cording and boning this time. I…

Ecru Cotton Twill Corset With Gores & White Flossing Embroidery, c. 1870s, Great Britain. The Underpinnings Museum.

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Because I have previously tried only the corset types with shaped panels or with a hip basque I have been very curious to give a proper gusseted Victorian corset a try. And because in my opinion 1870's was the last decade before the colorful and luxurious corsets really took over, I wanted this one to look practical and utilitarian. I chose drab coutil because that was one of the most common colors of it's day for an everyday corset. It's a single layer corset with seams sewn as shown here…

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