Corded corset

I'm interested in making a corset for everyday wear around the farm. Bernadette Banner talks about the corset here:.

For challenge 6 of the Historical Sew Monthly, I’ve made a Victorian corded corset. It’s the first corded corset I’ve made. Victorian women’s stays are ‘supported with more or less bones or runners of cotton, according to the age, strength, or constitution of the wearer […] If for ladies, they are made of sattine, or … Continue reading Victorian (1860s) Corded Corset →

Witchy Vintage on Instagram: "Corded Corset c. 1880-1900 This beautiful corset is interesting because it has no boning aside from the front busk and two steel bones at the back adjacent to the laces. The structure of the corset comes from the elaborate cording, or tightly bound piping, sewn in between the fabric and lining. Since it is more of a “practical” or utilitarian garment, I have found it more difficult to pinpoint a date, but I estimate it to be from between 1880-1900. It is compl

This is my attempt at creating a late nineteenth century corded corset. I found the pattern quite challenging but I feel the result is well ...

Silk taffeta & French corded leaver lace corset. made to measure. www.cecilevandijk.com

Corded Taffeta Corset, 1840 Corsets, Jill Salen, 2008