Corset pattern with boning

Meet Zinnia ✨ Zinnia is our corset-skirt with sewn-in boning accentuated by a flared skirt - such an elegant vintage classic! Decide if you want to sew a classic rounded (+ lacing) corset waistband, a rounded-down style or the pointed-up style, for very different corset looks. Either way, Zinnia’s silhouette will always be truly flattering to accentuate your waist. As always, side seam pockets are included to add modern practicality. A few more reasons why we love Zinnia: PATTERN FEATURE...

Youtube video: https://youtu.be/9NTVes4b7dk Printable PDF corset top pattern. DIY your own ( boned ) corset top. Seam allowance (1 cm) included! Level: intermediate ( requires boning insert: optional, sewing bias tape. Written instructions included! Included in this listing: - Corset top pattern - 5 Printable PDF files (non layered, included seam allowance) Included sizes: - XS - S - M - L - XL Do you want to make your own corset top? This pattern has 5 different sizes. When you purchase…

Satin corset bodice with underlining details, boning, bias cuts, handstitching, hems and markings. Threads magazine

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Here's the point I stopped at last night: the vertical boning channels sewn after basting my layers together. Well, all but one vertical channel ... and I need to put the zipper in before I do that one last. The curved channel through the bust cup was a royal PITA to sew ... but it does curve! They all curve to some extent, which is the idea. Today's project is putting in the diagonal boning channels, with aid of a fabric marker. I need the channel seams to be mostly straight as the cables…

Stays made from 1780 pattern by Norah Waugh from Corsets and Crinolines. Waverly cotton Toile de Jouy, cotton denim, cotton trim, and basket reed boning.

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…

Clare Bradley | The very fitted shape of this 1880s-style bodice requires a great deal of interior structure. For details of pattern and fabric please see... | Instagram