So pretty! I want to make my first proper corset but it looks daunting! You did really well! I love the pretty little blue details from the embroidery thread!
Make practice ones out of scrap/cheap fabric until you get it right. No harm in a little bit of scraps used if it doesn't come out well. Practice making it a few times first.
Excited to have happened onto this video! I'm currently working on a mid 1800's corset too, but I'm using a Truly Victorian pattern. Fear and terror are my main experiences currently haha.
I really enjoyed seeing the process of making this beautiful corset!! I'm currently trying to make a pair of stays and seeing you make your corset gave me some more inspiration and courage, honestly I find the way you work very satisfying. Thank you for sharing!❤
Thank you so much for sharing this project with us. I just found your channel today, by accident, and am so happy I did. I am going to be attempting my first corset and this gave me confidence to do so. I did subscribe as I am just beginning my adventure into costuming and the detail you have provided is so welcome!
This really is a lovely corset. You may know about this trick now, but it helps if you wax the thread before stitching as it strengthens and helps prevent snagging of the thread. You can also use Thread Magic if you are a beader as well. Your whip stitch is lovely and even by the way. I look forward to seeing the rest of your makes.
Camilla Costumes It would be great to have a chance to learn how to make it; if you have any classes PLEASE LET ME KNOW... once again BRAAAVIIIISIIIMOOO
Fantastic. Great job, simply beautiful. You should be pleased. I hope you are wearing it with pride. Please don’t be surprised to get your view count rising by repeat viewers like me!!!. I will be rewatching multiple times.
I did not understand very well Where to download or where to buy I do not know if it is a book or they are patterns, could you tell me well, But I would like to know if I can get the corset in all sizes and how would I thank you.
Yeah I don't use flat steel for corsets anymore now haha. Only around the eyelets in the back. I now usually use spiral steel mostly. Or plastic for stays
I can't find them either, I'm afraid. When working from books like this, I recommend checking out Morgan Donner's video on how to scale up a pattern using your home printer. Also look at Bernadette Banner's videos on how she uses Janet Arnold patterns as this is the same concept.
I'm using the exact same pattern and followed the guidance of the video you linked for making the waist bigger. How did you find where the waistline was? It's not marked on the pattern and I see you marking it here. Did you just do it by eye?
Yeah I kinda did it by eye. I looked at pictures of where 1860s corsets usually sat at the bust and measured down to my waist from that bust point. I checked where that was on the pattern and it seemed pretty alright.
Agreed! I live in the Netherlands as well and am on my way of learning Dutch. Glad to see some Dutch costuming enthusiasts when usually everyone is from the far away US or UK
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I have no clue how i've ended up here, but I love it.
I'd rather spende my free time watching you sew then working on my own projekt.
Naaahw that's really nice to hear! I'm glad you enjoyed ❤️
@@camillacostumes2152 of couse i did, your corset looks amazing
So pretty! I want to make my first proper corset but it looks daunting! You did really well! I love the pretty little blue details from the embroidery thread!
Omg corsets are sooo much fun to make ❤️❤️ I'm sure you'll do a great job!
Make practice ones out of scrap/cheap fabric until you get it right. No harm in a little bit of scraps used if it doesn't come out well. Practice making it a few times first.
Excited to have happened onto this video! I'm currently working on a mid 1800's corset too, but I'm using a Truly Victorian pattern. Fear and terror are my main experiences currently haha.
Same! Especially the fear and terror part. Lol
This corset is so pretty! Now I really want to make one of my own. If only I could sew . . .
Maybe you could get help from a family member/friend who can sew 🤗
SUPER lovely with so many gorgeous details.
I love the "I'm cheap" when using tape. You and me both mate. :)
I really enjoyed seeing the process of making this beautiful corset!! I'm currently trying to make a pair of stays and seeing you make your corset gave me some more inspiration and courage, honestly I find the way you work very satisfying. Thank you for sharing!❤
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoy the videos ❤️❤️ and the best of luck with your stays! Do send me a picture on IG once you're finished 😁😁
This is a really cool video! The way you enlarged the pattern was really interesting and it was nice to see the process!!
This is one of the best corset making video I've seen. I really like how you corset turns out in the end. It's really beautyfull.
Thank you so much ❤️. Glad you like it!
So glad you hand stitched the eyelets.
I have the same sewing machine! Never seen anyone else with that turquoise Husqvarna so got really excited by it!
Omg that's so nice! It used to be my great grandma's! She gave it to me when she became too old to sew. I've been taking really good care of it ❤️❤️
Thank you so much for sharing this project with us. I just found your channel today, by accident, and am so happy I did. I am going to be attempting my first corset and this gave me confidence to do so. I did subscribe as I am just beginning my adventure into costuming and the detail you have provided is so welcome!
I forgot to ask if you remember where you purchased your lace? It was beautiful! Thank you.
Thank you so much! And I got it at my local market, so I don't know where else this is available. Sorry! :)
This really is a lovely corset. You may know about this trick now, but it helps if you wax the thread before stitching as it strengthens and helps prevent snagging of the thread. You can also use Thread Magic if you are a beader as well. Your whip stitch is lovely and even by the way. I look forward to seeing the rest of your makes.
Omg yes I really need to get some of that wax. I've heard about it before but I can never find it in any stores. Really need to order some online!
@@camillacostumes2152 Pure, natural beeswax does the same thing, and is the original product.
These videos are great, I hope you keep making them!
Definitely will! I'm already planning more videos for the future :) Hoping to get at least one of them up every month, maybe more ♥
i really have no idea how i got here in the middle of the night, but good work, looks awesome!
Wat schattig! Turned out really lovely. You make it look easy and I believe you when you say it's not hard at all! I'll give it a try!
Dankjewel! :) And I'm glad you like it! Definitely send me a picture on IG of your corset :D
As someone who knows jack-squat about how to sew anything let alone a corset, my mind was blown from beginning to end of this video. Beautiful!!!
Glad you like it 😁❤️
BRAAAAVOOOOO BRAAAAVIIISIIIIMOOOOO..... Such a wonderful piece
Thank youuu ❤️❤️
Camilla Costumes It would be great to have a chance to learn how to make it; if you have any classes PLEASE LET ME KNOW... once again BRAAAVIIIISIIIMOOO
This is gorgeous! And great work!corsets still scare me so much!
Absolutely beautiful ❤️
Your work is truly inspirational!
Thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️
Fantastic. Great job, simply beautiful. You should be pleased. I hope you are wearing it with pride.
Please don’t be surprised to get your view count rising by repeat viewers like me!!!. I will be rewatching multiple times.
I’m always trash for some corset making ASMR. Very well done! You are very inspiring!
I'm falling asleep this music is way to soothing XD
Beautiful!!! Amazing work you did!!!
Wow, it's so amazing! You're incredibly talented! Also, are you Dutch? :)
Thank you 😘😘. And yes I am 😊
Beautiful job. Thank you for sharing.
What a lovely job!
Thank you so much ❤️❤️
Beautiful!
This video is amazing thank you!!
Magnifique
1:34... hmmm I've always have call her 'araña' like the word in spanish for spider 🤔 but never I've stop to think or ask how she pronounces it.
Lovely
Is the pattern from Aranea black?
Thank you! 😁 And no this pattern is from the book Corsets and Crinolines
I did not understand very well Where to download or where to buy I do not know if it is a book or they are patterns, could you tell me well, But I would like to know if I can get the corset in all sizes and how would I thank you.
Why flat steel boning instead of synthetic whalebone? beautiful corset too!
Yeah I don't use flat steel for corsets anymore now haha. Only around the eyelets in the back. I now usually use spiral steel mostly. Or plastic for stays
Where did you find the instructions for this corset? I have the book but can't find the instructions.
Also, how wide and thick is your boning?🙂
I can't find them either, I'm afraid. When working from books like this, I recommend checking out Morgan Donner's video on how to scale up a pattern using your home printer. Also look at Bernadette Banner's videos on how she uses Janet Arnold patterns as this is the same concept.
Thank you!
In the back of the book there is a whole chapter called ''the construction of corsets'' . That's what I used for these :)
I'm using the exact same pattern and followed the guidance of the video you linked for making the waist bigger. How did you find where the waistline was? It's not marked on the pattern and I see you marking it here. Did you just do it by eye?
Yeah I kinda did it by eye. I looked at pictures of where 1860s corsets usually sat at the bust and measured down to my waist from that bust point. I checked where that was on the pattern and it seemed pretty alright.
That's super useful, thank you!
Where are you from? Your English sounds pretty good btw!
I'm from the Netherlands 😁😁😁
Camilla Costumes dan heb ik het toch goed gehoord 🙌🏻 leuk om eens wat van de Hollandse costuming community te horen!
Agreed! I live in the Netherlands as well and am on my way of learning Dutch. Glad to see some Dutch costuming enthusiasts when usually everyone is from the far away US or UK
Lisa Sackmann omg yes! Thats so fun. Do you know of any people at all that do this? Because I don’t 😂
@@Jip-en-Janne On instagram juulvictoria, walking_through_history (as far as I know, she made garments for nachtwacht360) & designed_by_desiree. Lee-am is a lovely TH-cam channel but I only found them recently so I am always happy to see others!
Can anyone please tell me the name of the yellow little tool she used whiles creating the boning channels please?
They're called bias tape makers! :) You can get them in several sizes. I highly recommend them, they're soooo handy
Camilla Costumes thank you so much!! I just purchased one.
@@jmonie8346 I hope you'll enjoy using it! Makes life so much easier hahaha ♥
Camilla Costumes I hope so too!! 🥰
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HEY PLEASE ANSWER YOU! HAVE YOU WENT TO SEWING COURSES OR HAVE YOU SELF-LEARNED? YOU ARE DOING VERY WELL.🥰❤🙀
Corsets are very pretty and sexy. I wish more women wore them.
I was drawing while watching this and I hear a child scream after the mock up try on i had to rewind to make sure i wasn't crazy
Probably one of my neighbors kids 😂. It was really hot while I was filming this and I had my window open. They always play in the backyard
You forgot about waist tape.
I did put a waist tape in, just forgot to film it. Sometimes I'm really busy and in the zone and just completely forget to film stuff 😂