I will be making Regency stays for the first time. I am interested in cord rather than more rigid stays. What did you use for the cording and where would one get it? I think it turned out beautifully.

Hello I’m going to attempt this! What size grommets did you use? Also what is the width of your bias tape? Thank youuu for this sew along!

I love the way the stays turned out. You made it look easy to. Have you done this pattern with the laces in the front and can this type of stay replace a modern wire bra?

i have the same book. Which regency bodice is that? Nevermind. I figured out it'd bodice D

It’s very hard ffw past the “pretty” bits

Even though I am very much not a Regency person, I really enjoyed watching your process and notes on the Regency petticoat. I have one in my WIP box and probably should finish it soon... Also your baby void is sooooooo cute!!

do i have to hand sew this or can i achieve the same look with a sewing machine? im new to sewing and i can barely hand sew

Im making a mushroom witch costume and gor the exact same pattern! Thank you for making this video

Would the front digging in be helped by a thinner busk? That way it could sit more in between your breasts rather than on top of them and take pressure off of the bottom of the stays like you mentioned?

Your eyes are really pretty

That fits you excellently! Great work!

You are so pretty and that stay is beautiful! I just made two short stays, one I ended up making as a dress by adding a skirt and another that I added a few inches to the bottom as I’m long waisted. It’s my favorite bodice pattern right now, I wanna make a white one with embroider next.

Id wear that just by itself! Its so cute!

That is so pretty and well made, looks beautiful on you. I love the embroidery. Its nice to see regency stays for a fuller figure, like myself. :)

I loved it.

Lovely project and I appreciate your assessment of what adjustments you want to make.

It’s beautiful! Is the gap in the back supposed to be so wide? I’ve never made one so want to know before I get started

Wouldnt the wrinkling in the back and the problem in the front be fixed by shortening the bottom of the stays by a few centimeters to a half inch? I have a high waist as well and feel stays would be better than a full torso corset and it seems to me( with no experience) that making it a bit shorter might help....?

Probably best tutorial I've watched and what a cute turnout!

I like the results. Not so much the acting.

I was going to make pattern A for our upcoming Faire but I may just have changed my mind thanks to your video!!!

this is just adorable....I just got this pattern, myself. Looks like you didn't use interfacing between the layers? I am finding the actual pattern instructions regarding the interfacing to be a little complicated.

Thanks for this enjoyable tutorial, you did a really amazing job! I had a couple questions. 1. Is that as supportive as it looks? I'm here not because I've ever done history bounding/costuming, but because I'm absolutely fed up and done with modern bras. After breastfeeding two kids, my boobs have turned into sad droopy bags, and I need all the support I can get. I bought over 20 modern bras, and none of them work. Any that actually gives me some support kills my shoulders, and then the elastic stretches out and makes it useless in a month. . . 2. Does this work as a posture corrector? I need that too. I've had horrific posture to the point that it's interfering with my health (hunched posture causes bad shallow breathing patterns, which dangerously weakens the pelvic floor causing prolapse & incontinence). Anyway, I was thinking in the days before adult diapers surely not all post-childbirth women were suffering as much as we are now. I got to thinking that perhaps corsets were the answer, both to boob support and posture correction. I'm desperate enough to learn how to sew.

Wow - love this! Looks amazing! I think I have this pattern too and now I have to give it a try. Perfect!!!

My toxic trait is finding this video, with no sewing experience, and thinking I can do this because you made it look so easy lol. It’s beautiful!!

Love it!

That top stitching!

That stay is giving you more support than any bra I've ever seen.

I'm so thankful you shared this with us! I haven't sewn in 8 years and got the pattern for this but needed a refresher and guidance. It's so pretty on you! Thank you.

That is gorgeous. Just the perfect amount of embroidery for sweetness.

You are amazing, thank you! I just bought this pattern and these are the exact tweaks I was hoping to make. This has just made things infinitely easier.

One of the most beautiful things ive seen somone make on YT. So please never delete 😭 so that once i learn to saw properly i can try to make one for myself too

what kind of fabric did you use? was it just cotton? I'm wondering because other corset tutorials tell me to put coutil underneath to give it a little more strength but coutil is very expensive and I'd rather keep things simpler.

It turned out so cute!

This was very helpful to see another example of sewing stays. It turned out beautiful.

This is a very cute outfit!?! This is a perfect festival dress, and I am totally jealous.

good job moving forward despite the hiccups

OMG did you hand sew the skirt panels together, that you sewed wrong?? that makes it so much worse! Phew, i was worried we wouldn't get to see the kitten!

Thank you for sharing your project. It was useful seeing how a Regency corset/short stay goes together. I am trying to figure out what style of corset or stays I will go with and this was very helpful. The embroidery is a delight! 😊

you made that looksoeasy!!!

This turned out so pretty 😍

If I use boning, do I need interfacing?

Thank you so much for this tutorial! I just bought this pattern and some beautiful woodsy tapestry fabric, and wasn't entirely certain how to go about adding the boning. I've made ren faire garments before, but nothing yet that included boning, so this helps me immensely! ♥ Yours came out so beautiful!

Making it reversible is such a great idea and it turned out lovely! I'm trying this pattern currently, reversible with boning, but I ran into a bit of an issue when adding the boning channels. Although I had basted my lining and outer together pretty evenly, the lining fabric ended up bunching as I sewed the boning channels. I used iron-on interfacing applied to the outer fabric, so maybe that was part of the issue.

This is so pretty!!!

Super cute!!! The fit is just perfect!!!! Love it!

Air purifier didn't make noise on the video

😞 Cats eat all the things

Kitten. Cat. Critter.

It fits really well. Good job 👍