In part 2, Mark walks us through grading a bra which has two size variants; bra cup size and band or girth size, for a more advanced grading lesson.
Creative blocks can be so frustrating. Marion shares tips on how to refresh your creative batteries and allow yourself the space to create.
Marianne helps guide us through the task of developing a ready-to-wear corset style, from design through to the final graded patterns.
Jenni begins her discussion of silhouette, including personal preference and inspiration.
Jenni 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.
Marianne explains line sheets, the collective representations of your styles, which are used to help you develop, manage, and sell your line.
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Marianne shows you how to produce flats - the clean, professional line drawings that show important construction details for each of your designs.
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More on technical fashion drawings known as "flats". You'll learn how to take your corset illustrations to the next level, with Marianne's three keys to beautiful flats.
How much should a corsetmaker charge, without either selling yourself short or discouraging potential clients? What's a truly fair price?
Many corsetmakers accept long distance orders. Is it a good idea? Jenni explores the benefits and pitfalls, and offers tips and advice.
Marianne discusses the hard numbers of how to work out the actual cost for a given corset (or any garment).
Sannie discusses issues that are not always talked about by professional corsetiers: making a living from corsetry and knowing when to close your business.