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Hearts 1: Draping a Pattern

Hearts corsetInterpreting this unusual and sophisticated Edwardian design into a contemporary corset is a wonderful challenge that I am thrilled to share!

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chrissie_nw 14.08.2011 09:12  
Hearts 1: Draping a Pattern Yes No  

What an exciting premise to work from, your points on Edwardian corsets are well founded...thinking that the exaggerated s-bend curve of the fashion was as much down to posturing in that manner and extra padding of the bust and bum as the corset itself.

 
   
       
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anthemcorset 04.06.2012 19:49  
whow!!! from papiermache to pattern making, I like it!!! a real \"sculpture\" project! can\'t wait to see where it goes! I quite like the pattern as well, been thinking it would look great on leather... unfortunately I at present I\'m not happy Yes No  

whow!!! whow!!! from papiermache to pattern making, I like it!!! a real "sculpture" project! can't wait to see where it goes! I quite like the pattern as well, been thinking it would look great on leather... unfortunately I at present I'm not happy with the spine curve of my dummy...hum...

 
   
       

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