Edwardian corset cover pattern

An easy and genius way to turn handkerchiefs into an airy lace top - the Edwardian handkerchief camisole is perfect for hot summer days!

In my last post I promised a how-to about the process of making my chemise. However, when I laid out my fabric and took a deeper look at the measurements, I realized I was going to be short over a …

(4) To Baste For Fitting (a) Follow directions for basting shirtwaists. Seams on wrong side, p. 96. (b) Gather across back within two inches of the underarm seams and on the fronts from the center t...

Connect 5 and 1 with downward curve (about 1/4 of circle). Dot 6 is a horizontal line to right of Dot 1, 1/2 the width of front. Dot 7 in 1 inch above Dot 6. Connect 5 and 7, the correct shoulder...

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…

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Here is a simple tutorial on how to make an easy Edwardian corset cover without a sewing pattern! This style of corset cover is made of embr...

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Corset cover, Ladies' Home Journal- 1906

Corset cover from The American System of Dressmaking - Openclipart

A corset cover to make of "flouncing" from Needlecraft, 1916. Please see the accompanying text on my blog, littlegreybungalow.blogspot.com/2009/03/sewing-corset-cov...

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…

1890-1910 Ladies' one piece corset cover digital pattern *** Only for personal use *** Fixed size: for a 36" (91 cm) bust. This listing is for an e-pattern, digitized by myself, to print at home on A4 size paper. Brief period instructions included, though no throughout step-by-step instructions are included with the pattern (no sewing illustrations, no finishing techniques). Basic to intermediate sewing skills are required. This e-pattern is taken from an antique sewing paper pattern from my…

[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…

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Hooray!!! New pattern time! Romantic Recollections and I have been working on this exciting release for months, and it’s finally time to release it! The newest release is a 1910s Camisole or …

I made an Edwardian corset cover out of leftover curtain silk after finishing my Victorian silk petticoat. So much ruffle!

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