Burda Style For people who sew
Description
I love making corsets. I made this one for fun, just to sell (even thought the fabric is STUNNING and I covet it). It’s scrap fabric from my old job. Something like $250 a yard. It seemed a sin to use it for anything less fabulous than an hourglass corset.
I used the Laughing Moon victorian corset pattern. This is my favorite corset pattern ever. I’ve thought about making my own, but then I remember that Laughing Moon has already made the Best Corset Pattern Ever, so mine would be redundant.
Material Notes
silk, busk, metal boning, grommets, lacing
Categories
- Season
- Winter
- For
- Women
- Garment Type
- Lingerie/Undergarments
- Style
- Goth/Gothic Lolita, Victorian
- Material
- Silk
2 Comments
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Sep 24, 2009, 07.07 PMby ALiish
Okay, I love this. I’ve been wanting to make a corset myself. Do you by chance have a pattern or a how to you can post.
Sep 10, 2009, 02.19 PMby ncn6
Oh, this is so beautiful… I clicked on your etsy link just to check it out, and miserably I find that it’s in my size. Sigh, the torment! I’m sure it will make someone very happy