Three awesome questions & solutions: fitting 1770's stays for curvy figures, changing overbust corsets to underbusts, and corsets for apple shape figures.
addJoëlle of Atelier Sylphe isn't an easy corsetiere to categorize; blending historical corsets with modern styling, and mixing with a touch of whimsy.
addThe hugely talented artist behind Sparklewren Bespoke Corsetry goes into detail about her embellishment processes.
addThe revolutionary, free tutorial that enables you to create a unique, beautifully fitting corset from ANY pattern - antique or new.
addAddressing issues on the positioning of boning channels, discussing the reasons for boning a corset, and providing ideas for experimentation.
addLooking at the cutting and marking process in more detail than ever before - get some new tips by seeing how the pros do it!
addRegardless of whether you've been naughty or nice this year, we've got lots of tempting ideas for your gift list, from kits to calendars, and from tools to books!
addMarta continues her exploration of the ‘difficult materials’ field and describes the advantages and disadvantages of using fake leather.
addLaura shares her step by step corset construction worksheets for making a two layer corset with and without a waist tape. Never miss a step again!
addContinuing the Silverado series, making a professional corset step by step, with Laura's long-awaited how-to for External Boning Channels.
addThe S-Bend is probably the most misunderstood and under-studied corset fashion in history. Marion separates the myths from the reality.
addContinuing the series, making a professional corset step by step with Laura's long-awaited Two Layer "Cheat" Method for boning channels.
addDiscussing some of the most fundamental stitch types in corset flossing, and using them to recreate designs from the Symington sampler.
addBarbara explains ways of creating a push-up overbust corset, including important parameters that influence the position of the bust and how to modify them.
addHelp in creating a corset pattern for an asymmetrical figure; advice on dealing with models, corsets and photoshoots; and how to clean everyday corsets.
addLatex corsets are a contradiction: stretchy, not firm; glued, not sewn. Sannie Kralt of Skeletons In The Closet shows you how to make one.
addStripes create an unusual visual interest in your corsetry. Here's how to match stripes perfectly by a simple technique of visualizing pattern matching choices before stitching up the project.
addMany makers find inserting gores and gussets tricky. Two easy step-by-step techniques that will insert bust gores and gussets neatly, producing a nice crisp V shape at the bottom.
addLots of people have asked how to get perfectly straight and even boning channels. Here are a few tips and tricks that'll help you tame unruly stitching.
addMark shows us how to achieve clean lines and repeatable accuracy in his introduction to the use of Computer Aided Design for beginners.
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