This is so incredibly helpful, both because of the explanation and because we have the exact same body type! That’s the most thrilling thing about finding you- I get to see how things work on someone who’s shaped like me.
Yey! 🎉 I'm glad that my shape is helpful. I'll be doing a history breakdown of all the nuance how the silhouette changes in the edwardian era but this would have been too long with it plus my voice still can't handle talking that long 😅
That color of your fashion fabric is so beautiful! I have been using my mockups as the lining because that's usually my structural layer. I am kind of the opposite of you and that my body really likes the compression and the support that it lends. so I think that probably makes a difference because I can use duck or canvas And then make my changes on the mock up/lining. But then of course that means you have to attach the fashion fabric separately instead of flat lining. Your work is so beautiful and I've been watching all the shorts with the other corsets that you've made and I am looking forward to digging into your longer videos! I'm happy to have found you!
Gorgeous corset! I had no idea you could use satin or taffeta to make a corset instead of coutil. I might give that a try. Thank you for this tutorial and for providing a free pattern as well ❤
Since it flares quite quickly to accommodate my short torso I would expect it could work well in creating extreme curves 😊 and probably be an underbust unless you add lots of height 😅 you'd probably need to add quite a bit to the back and side back pieces to accommodate a wider back though. But I'd love to see the results!
Out of curiosity (since my circumference measurements are similar to yours but I’m long-waisted): what is your waist to underbust measurement? Also, what about your high hip (hip bone) circumference? I also found the Ballerina Corset to be a great base to modify.
@@ShakespeareDoomsday my high hip is 40 inches. Waist to underbust I don't remember off the top my head and I'm traveling this weekend but since there isn't a clear cup in the Edwardian era I'd just measure from the waist to the apex and add height if needed, the bust will do it's thing 😜
Thank you and no worries about the other measurements! I’ll also definitely rewatch your Ballerina Corset video since I know what length adjustments I did to that one. I’m not going to start on making this one until after the Christmas present grind is over (or at the very least, after the musical production I’m currently playing in is over). I’m going to audition in April for a musical that’s set in that in this time frame. I’m confident I’ll get it, though, especially since the roll is specifically written for someone with my rare voice type and I know the show very well. If I don’t get it, I’ll have another good back support option for playing in the pit orchestra.
This is so incredibly helpful, both because of the explanation and because we have the exact same body type! That’s the most thrilling thing about finding you- I get to see how things work on someone who’s shaped like me.
Yey! 🎉 I'm glad that my shape is helpful. I'll be doing a history breakdown of all the nuance how the silhouette changes in the edwardian era but this would have been too long with it plus my voice still can't handle talking that long 😅
It's astounding to me that you made this pattern yourself. Fabulous work with all the explanation and so generous to make it available.
Thank you ❤️
That color of your fashion fabric is so beautiful! I have been using my mockups as the lining because that's usually my structural layer. I am kind of the opposite of you and that my body really likes the compression and the support that it lends. so I think that probably makes a difference because I can use duck or canvas And then make my changes on the mock up/lining. But then of course that means you have to attach the fashion fabric separately instead of flat lining.
Your work is so beautiful and I've been watching all the shorts with the other corsets that you've made and I am looking forward to digging into your longer videos! I'm happy to have found you!
Thanks! Yeah I enjoy the back support but not any sort of uneven pressure or pressure on my ribs. That's why I absolutely hate jeans 🤣
@@sewthroughtime I hate jeans, too! 😂
Gorgeous corset! I had no idea you could use satin or taffeta to make a corset instead of coutil. I might give that a try. Thank you for this tutorial and for providing a free pattern as well ❤
If you watch my other corset videos you'll see me use many other materials aswell. I really dislike using coutil 🙈
I’m going to watch them now! I really want to find some other options instead of coutil since it’s so hard to find where I am 😅
Thank you 🎉❤
Id love to make this some day! (I think its a bit ambitious to atart off with though LOL)
I would wonder what this would look on a male body with a long torso. I may have to try your pattern on my next corset endeavors.
Since it flares quite quickly to accommodate my short torso I would expect it could work well in creating extreme curves 😊 and probably be an underbust unless you add lots of height 😅 you'd probably need to add quite a bit to the back and side back pieces to accommodate a wider back though. But I'd love to see the results!
More stuff like this please :3
I have several corset making videos 😊
@@sewthroughtime i meant more sexy stuff :3
👏👏👏👏👏
Do you use a lockstitch sewing machine to create corsets?
No just a regular 20 year old pfaff
To make these corsets, are they all sewn as a top stitch? I want to get into making corsets but I’m not sure what sewing machine to get
Top stitched, meaning you stitch on top of the fabric. It's just a regular sewing machine
Out of curiosity (since my circumference measurements are similar to yours but I’m long-waisted): what is your waist to underbust measurement? Also, what about your high hip (hip bone) circumference? I also found the Ballerina Corset to be a great base to modify.
@@ShakespeareDoomsday my high hip is 40 inches. Waist to underbust I don't remember off the top my head and I'm traveling this weekend but since there isn't a clear cup in the Edwardian era I'd just measure from the waist to the apex and add height if needed, the bust will do it's thing 😜
Thank you and no worries about the other measurements! I’ll also definitely rewatch your Ballerina Corset video since I know what length adjustments I did to that one. I’m not going to start on making this one until after the Christmas present grind is over (or at the very least, after the musical production I’m currently playing in is over). I’m going to audition in April for a musical that’s set in that in this time frame. I’m confident I’ll get it, though, especially since the roll is specifically written for someone with my rare voice type and I know the show very well. If I don’t get it, I’ll have another good back support option for playing in the pit orchestra.