Making an 1860s Corset

[@sydneylarrier9263]

This is exactly the sort of tutorial I was looking for! Thanks for all the details and showing and explaining everything so thoroughly.

[@agelesstailoress]

I'm so happy you found it helpful

[@marissahartshorn7049]

This was a very civilized corset making video.

[@agelesstailoress]

I forgot to add this in when I was talking about the flossing. I also used a button stitch and sewed around the points of the gores to reinforce them and to make them prettier! :)

[@cynthiaward7449]

Thank you! I've seen many videos on corset making, but something about the way you explained it helped me FINALLY wrap my head around this. I've been especially intimidated by the busk, but you showed this perfectly. Great job.

[@victoriafrances2432]

Very, very well done!!

[@nekogalchan]

This video is absolutely great! It was so clear to follow and really helped me in making my own! Thanks!!

[@egyptianmystery]

Well done. Just what I was looking for. Thank you!

[@lasharonbrown9454]

So Pretty

[@lifestylecurves685]

Lovely video!

[@LIVAN60]

Easy to follow

[@chelseaf.3352]

I used the same pattern and now, watching you do it, I am realizing I did everything wrong 😩

[@amalieshelby]

Great video. though I will say that I'm not sure if that's how you normally talk, but it doesn't sound like your very excited or have energy in your voice. I liked how you showed step by step. But you just don't sound like you have energy.

[@maemccleary3283]

I think reason may be because the video is constructed in a presentation like manor. (She does not sound unergetic to me.) As opposed to a conversational. Causing her to sound perhaps a little more serious. It's not bad, it's just the format she using.