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1908 Corset Sew-Along, Pt. 1

icon-smAnna outlines a rough schedule, the materials you'll need, and takes a look at scaling and mocking up the pattern for this Edwardian underbust corset.

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1907 Corset Patent US849136, Pt. 1

icon-smNatasha guides us through the patterning and fitting process for this 1907 Daniel Kops corset to achieve an Edwardian S-curve silhouette.

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Towards a Distinctive House Style: 2

icon-smJenni continues on silhouette and fitting a house style on different body shapes, plus its relationship to your corsetry business and brand identity as a whole.

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Shouldered Corset Torso Block

icon-smMarianne guides us through the steps to make a shouldered corset torso block, from which we can integrate corsets with outerwear garments.

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Push-Up Overbust Corset

icon-smBarbara explains ways of creating a push-up overbust corset, including important parameters that influence the position of the bust and how to modify them.

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Re-creating the 1913 E. F. Hume Corset

icon-smKelly outlines the process of recreating this low-busted early 20th century corset from the original 1913 patent and pattern through to flossing and garters.

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1882 T.S. Gilbert Corset Patent #267514

icon-smLuthien recreates this 1882 overbust, hourglass corset, designed to 'conform to the shape of the person more perfectly' than earlier Victorian corsets.

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How to do a Successful Fashion Show

icon-smPromotion is vital to an apparel business. Here's how to get your corsets into the fashion world and show off your skills effectively on the catwalk or runway.

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Something Shiny

icon-smRachel Haggerty discusses the techniques used to work with metallic fabrics like taffeta and lamé to create a bodice worthy of Wonder Woman herself!

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