Corset Pattern Fay a 10 2 Cups Panel Over-bust Corset Bodice Pattern Size UK 8-24, US 4-20 - Canada

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This is a 10-panel (plus 2 cup panels) Regency-inspired bodice pattern. It has a gentle curve as was fashionable in the Regency period (1795-1837). Sizes (UK) 8 -24 (US 4 - 20). Note – no lacing gap is factored into this pattern. INCLUDES A 25 PAGE DOCUMENT OF CORSET CONSTRUCTION NOTES! This pattern also features in my pattern collection '200 years of corset design reimagined' - a cost-effective way of procuring lots of different inspiring designs from 1715-1915. The corset length measures 41cm at the centre front and 43cm at the centre back. See the measurements in the photo above. Pick the closet under-bust size and amend the waist and hip. Different hip sections are given for -2'', +2'' and +4'' on the standard sizes. Instructions are given for a method for altering the pattern to size. Instructions are given as to how to create a firmer cupped design instead of the soft gathered cup that this design is based upon. This methodology uses an existing comfortable bra and masking tape to create a paper cup that can be cut to create 2 or 3 cup panels that are sewn into the contoured cradle. As with all corset patterns, this pattern is not a beginners level sewing project. This pattern is drafted in AutoCAD and available as an instant download - you will need to print out on size letter (A) or A4 paper, making sure 'actual size' and 'centre the print' is ticked in your print dialogue box. Although I include a tonne of written information with this pattern, I don't include a video of how to make this corset, sorry - there are plenty of tutorials on line if you are more of a visual learner. It is recommended that you make a toile once you have tweaked the pattern for size – at this stage you can slice and spread or nip and tuck, and lengthen/shorten if need be, and transfer these amendments to your pattern to ensure a perfect fitting corset. This is quite a long design so the bones may need to be cut short of the bottom to allow for ease of sitting. Please take a look at my website where I have lots of information about corset making. Please remember that this pattern can't be used for commercial profit (such as a line of ready to wear corsets) - use to your hearts content, but only for yourself and clients!