9 WAYS TO SEW IN BONING FOR CORSETS OR BUSTIERS

[@takyume]

This has to be the most helpful video for boning ever, I never was able to comprehend exactly how boning works until this video! Thank you so much!!

[@drapingclass101]

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[@kimwells8395]

After half the video I understood more from this video than watching so many other videos. 🤯 So helpful!! Going to save this one for reference.

[@vilkichan]

Wow this video is like a huge textbook but in 16min, thank you!😊

[@drapingclass101]

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[@chantaladepoju8575]

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[@drapingclass101]

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[@charinarhodes8299]

I recently purchased plastic boning for a project I'm preparing to sew. This video helped me understand the techniques, as I will be applying mine to the lining of the bustier of the jumpsuit. Thanks!

[@drapingclass101]

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[@wendyyang7846]

Thank you so so so much for making this detail videos!! 😊I’m stuck at this step with my corset and I’m so glad the algorithm god is on my side 😭😭

[@drapingclass101]

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[@leenb.7936]

VERY helpful. Not too much explanation, to the point and most importantly the very clear examples. Will definitely watch more vids!

[@drapingclass101]

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[@caitiscraft]

Omg wow I was so intimidated to make a bone in corset and you made it make so much sense within 2 minutes. You're wonderful! thank you.

[@drapingclass101]

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[@crittersintheyard3993]

so helpful, thank you! and like someone else said, no need to find another video because you give so many options in one video

[@drapingclass101]

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[@lisasanchez4624]

Yasss hunny…u have all the methods In one video….I don’t have to look at any other boning videos…I have the video I need right here!!….thank u so much 🥰

[@drapingclass101]

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[@DnGHo3]

This was soooooooooooo Informative and you covered so many answers as I was forming questions while watching this. Thank you

[@drapingclass101]

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[@chileshechitemenwe7215]

The best bonning video ever seen

[@drapingclass101]

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[@MR-sq2ut]

Helpful and thorough. Thanks much!

[@drapingclass101]

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[@adda312]

Very useful, thanks! I like both the double and single boning, depending on the overall style of the garment I would say. Also I love the way you say 'da bonin' ☺️

[@drapingclass101]

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[@dayzhaneanderson]

I’m a wardrobe stylist now officially stepping into design after years of repurposing clothing to be a beginner this seems so easy thanks to your detailed directions! Thankyou for your insight girl. 💜💜💜

[@drapingclass101]

I’m happy it helped u out….❤️🥰

[@KellyStLouis-cc7qz]

I learnt so much! Thank you for sharing your knowledge ❤

[@drapingclass101]

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[@Cathybeez]

i can't tell you how helpful this video was!!!

[@drapingclass101]

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[@gaynormainwaring1853]

Really like this tutorial, it’s direct and to the point, no faffing or unnecessary chatter. One question: I often hear one-fourth, where I would say a quarter - is this not common in America? (I live in the UK).

[@drapingclass101]

Thank you…❤️ yes we say a quarter too i say it sometimes 😀

[@rosejacks8662]

Wow, thank you so much for your knowledge and talent! You are a wonderful teacher❤

[@drapingclass101]

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[@MumzzyJohnson]

Thank you for the useful info. Making my first corset and already had to make some adjustments from the manufacturers build. Super helpful.

[@drapingclass101]

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[@lizstx]

This is so neat! I have not worked with boning yet. But with this video, I think I am ready to try. I like the look of two instead of one. Thank you for creating this tutorial!

[@drapingclass101]

Thank u...u got this!!.....me too I like the look of two....😍 u are welcome anytime ❤

[@illylatavia]

This was so helpful when I was in school they only taught one way and I’ve been confused about the other way since then so this makes things make so much more sense thank you ❤

[@drapingclass101]

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[@KristinaHoneyHavenFarm]

Your designs are so cute!

[@drapingclass101]

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[@mariolavorrkkaetti6668]

im glad i ran into your channel this was exactly the detail info i needed.thank you

[@drapingclass101]

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[@bygraceonly182]

I love this! Thank you oh so much!

[@drapingclass101]

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[@susiegalen5120]

That was great info! Thanks for sharing. I’m working on a wedding dress for my daughter who wears a 32DDD bra. Is plastic boning ok for over the bust, or do you recommend spiral steel?

[@drapingclass101]

Hi I would recommend spiral steel for support.

[@alexamombravo9788]

Thank you for sharing this. I might be able to finally do the top that I want that needs boning.

[@drapingclass101]

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[@713Joanne]

Wow, you are so imforative! I’ve been sewing for 60 years and just started working with boning….how do I get the boning to curve in the bust cup?

[@drapingclass101]

Thank you here is a tutorial for curving the rigilene boning for bust caging kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2bFq6Krgppml6csi=ED9moF4U0qVxDQ7k

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[@drapingclass101]

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[@nomalungelomthimunye9579]

Nice. So detailed, thank you. I also like the double boning, thanks to you😍

[@drapingclass101]

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[@bymekaaaa]

New subscriber! I love this video. It helps sooooooo much

[@drapingclass101]

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[@najjee2]

Very educative and.concise, but one question if it's a c or d cup what boning should I then use for the the princess seam?

[@drapingclass101]

Thank you 🥰…you can use steel boning, however there is another way I did some research recently and found out that u can actually burn the plastic boning to curve how u want it.

[@sanniidowu1327]

Thank you so much, I am a new subscriber & i must commend u are a good teacher. If i am boning a bustier is it advisable to stop under bust instead of going tru to the bust line?

[@drapingclass101]

Hi welcome to the community…glad u are here!!…so there is a way to clip the seam allowance at the sides under the bust at the princess line then cut the plastic boning in half, put one half inside from the top of the princess line and put the other half from the bottom of the princess line…but the problem that can happen is the top boning can come out or stick out. Maybe u can put something on top of that separation so it doesn’t some out…maybe hemming tape….But u can try to see what works for you…hope that helped ❤️

[@mahvelbaybee2304]

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[@drapingclass101]

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[@solangemarie427]

Your tutorials are the best

[@drapingclass101]

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[@nicolebell573]

Wonderful video!!! Thank you❤❤❤❤ What's the difference between a corset and bustier?

[@drapingclass101]

Thank you!! 🥰❤️ A bustier accentuates the bust while a corset works on the waist. A corset can decrease your waist size by 2-4 inches, a bustier can add the same to your bust. Although corsets and bustiers look similar ,they are completely different garments, designed and constructed very differently and with completely different purposes. An easy way to remember the difference between the two is a corset “cinches” while a bustier “boosts”. Shaping. Both garments are meant to fit close to the body. A bustier may or may not be boned, but corsets depend on boning to help cinch the wearer's torso.

[@yasmingriffin4632]

thank you so much for this. its so helpful for my next project. i for sure have to make sure i slightly burn my plastic boning ends and try to soften the edges. i didnt once and over time, it ripped the ends of my bodice it was in. the ends were sharp and friction and stuff. thank you :)

[@drapingclass101]

I know exactly how you feel it would irritate my skin 😩😂 I’m happy it helped you out. You are welcome anytime ❤️

[@llogne]

Very helpful, thank you!

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[@vaishali3355]

So so helpful and explained every important detail Thank you 🤗

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[@janetspiteri5043]

Great video!!! 😊

[@drapingclass101]

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[@jaylenecrawley9380]

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[@drapingclass101]

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[@NicoleLarge]

This is amazing, thank you! I have a question! When sewing bustiers, why don't we sew the boning channels through both the main fabric and the lining, when they are exposed on the main fabric, like in method 3? To avoid visible sewing lines on the lining? I would think that having the boning sewn to both layers would provide additional structural support but clearly there is a reason it’s not done, would love your thoughts!

[@drapingclass101]

Thank you, I always put it in the main fabric or lining. I would think maybe it would bother the client with the boning not sure haven’t tried it.

[@Ababyslime]

Thank you soo much I’m make my first prom dress and this helped a lot ❤

[@drapingclass101]

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[@talktosteph7636]

Thank so much. This video he's been verrrrrrry helpful.. appreciate 🙏

[@drapingclass101]

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[@brittneysherman4456]

This was so helpful!! Thank you for the detail and explanations!

[@drapingclass101]

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[@ilistencanada]

Love the detail in the instructions!

[@drapingclass101]

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[@sandrakyeimensah4925]

God bless you oooo best video ever

[@drapingclass101]

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[@petraakushikacofie9893]

Extremely helpful!!❤

[@drapingclass101]

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[@sandrikawalcott4870]

This is just amazing thanks.

[@drapingclass101]

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[@HelenChilaka-o6e]

This is very very very helpful to me but i want to know why i can't use rigilene on the bust

[@drapingclass101]

It depends on the curve of the princess line for big breast. The Rigilene boning does not curve unless you force it by putting the little wires in them and curve the boning a little..but if you have big breast you can try a sample and see if the Rigilene boning works good on the princess line on the bustier etc.

[@yemiagbetu3933]

Thank you so much this is really helpful

[@drapingclass101]

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[@hongloannguyen5797]

At 15:17, she made a pink corset using which method among the 9 ways? Thank you so much, i’m just beginner, plz anybody help me answer for this question ❤

[@drapingclass101]

Hi I used rigilene boning method 1 at 16:26 open the seam allowance and sew one rigilene on each side thank you for watching ❤️

[@h3l10ktty4]

heyy I have a question, if I have a silly type of fabric like the green one in the video is it necessary to add underlining to it if i’m making a corset?

[@drapingclass101]

There are different types of corsets, some are regular and some are waist trainers for certain corsets u can put underlining behind the main fabric then lining…. For the cup u can put interfacing behind the main fabric for more structure. And you can put interfacing behind corset pieces

[@fujahkemi557]

Wow , very detailed video…my question is, what kind or size of boning should I use for a D size or even bigger cup?

[@drapingclass101]

Thank u, I would use steel boning when it comes to a size D or bigger…but if u don’t have that…try a bigger size plastic boning like a 1/2 inch…the one I’m using in the video is a size 1/4 Plastic boning.

[@momofkings1]

Thanks! This is so helpful!

[@drapingclass101]

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[@graysolcollection5519]

This is so interesting ❤🎉

[@drapingclass101]

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[@HelenChilaka-o6e]

Please ma'am i would like to know if after sewing the bias, is it a chamber for the boning?

[@drapingclass101]

I’m not understanding this question.

[@clifftonsackey7964]

I love your videos soo much. Please can do a tutorial on how to cover a bustier with lace fabric?❤❤

[@drapingclass101]

Ok thank u ❤️

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[@misickmonica5302]

Thank you so much for this video. I love it

[@drapingclass101]

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[@mahsaaref1791]

This video helped me alot.thanks ❤

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Thanks so much ma'am for this tutorial 💯

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[@jeweldegolden9968]

New subscriber, I love your tutorial

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[@ogechicynthia7676]

This video is so helpful...I want to attach mine to a bustier..but am confused about the line in the middle should I cut through the middle of the bustier to make a seame allowance for the double bonning at the middle..how do I go about it Ma.

[@drapingclass101]

Hi, you can also do it for bustiers….it doesn’t have to have a seam in the middle…..u can make a casing in the back of the front corset to put the boning in…it’s all up to u as a designer….❤️

[@Anneliese987]

This videos is so helpful!!! Thank you!!!!

[@drapingclass101]

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[@KnitTherapy]

so helpful thank you babes💗

[@drapingclass101]

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[@erinw8761]

Hello. What sizes where the regilene and the clear boning?

[@drapingclass101]

Hi, the rigilene boning is 12mm and the plastic boning is 1/4

[@taiwooriade8117]

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[@panka9484]

What kind of boning could work for C cups or bigger?

[@drapingclass101]

Sometimes it works it all depends on how the princess line curves also the Rigilene boning would work better if you use a bias tape with the Rigilene boning inside and sew it to the front

[@panka9484]

@@drapingclass101 Thank you, I’ll try 🙏🏼 what do you think about the metallic boning?

[@garimakhattar519]

So in the cups above c which Boning should we use plastic?

[@drapingclass101]

Plastic doesn’t curve unless u burn under it so it curves or u can use Spiral steel boning which is the strongest and it curves to busty princess line. I use spiral steel boning most of the time.

[@missfairy_baby19]

thanks so much!

[@drapingclass101]

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[@abhenakutie8132]

I want to know, doing double bonning on a bustier , the middle piece which will be placed on fold, do I have to cut that into two ? I need an answer pls. Thank you

[@drapingclass101]

Hi, if the center front is on fold u can still put the boning there, the center front doesn’t really have to be cut in half. Hope that helped.

[@abhenakutie8132]

Ok pls thank you

[@drapingclass101]

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[@Mightysew]

Wow! Nicee thank you for showing this

[@drapingclass101]

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[@HelenChilaka-o6e]

And which is the best rigilene or the other boning

[@drapingclass101]

The best boning is steel metal boning but if a person can’t find that you can use 1/2 (12mm) Rigilene boning and put a 1/4 plastic boning inside the casing.

[@juliebrand6875]

This is great, thank you so much

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[@MissMoonlight1000]

Hello, can you explain method one again? It just looks like you sew a line and a bonning channel magically appeared 😅. How did you make the channel in method one?

[@drapingclass101]

For method 1 fold both seams together to the left or right and sew a 3/8 line

[@MissMoonlight1000]

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