How to Make a Mock Corset

Tip 1 - Mock up 1

I always start by making a mock up. (Trust me this will save you a lot of stress and wasted fabric later. It's worth the time I promise ^_~) I use v...

Tip 2 - Corset making - how to fit a mock up

Back to corset making ... now that all the necessary supplies have been acquired and a pattern has been chosen, what's the next step?  Read my previous blogs about supplies.  Fabrics ... Other...

Tip 3 - Tutorial 2. Cutting a Corset Mock-up.

Features: Corset constructed in “Throw-over technique”; Cut cup with straps around the neck; Skills you gain: Using non-elastic lace; Cutting, sewing and treating convex round cups with integral straps around the neck; Encasing the bones with the fabric for making the tunnels; Making a deep V-neckline and treating it with bones; New sewing pattern of a round cup with integral straps. Where to use the Throw-over technique: If you need to cover the corset with a single set of lace, but tracery is rare, there are only a few ways to reach the front. Instead of adding motifs with the applications, you can use Throw-over technique and place embroidery motives onto needed places; Covering corset with non-elastic lace or with non-elastic fabric with embroidery; Hiding vertical bones of the curves doing one-layer corset (transparent corset); Covering corset with the small leftovers from a previous garment; Using thin lace with small tracery; Widely used technology for creating wedding (and evening) dresses Haute Couture.   Author: Tatiana Kozorovitsky Total length: 6h 33m
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