Mary Corset Pattern
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£13.00
£13.00
This is a modern 12 or 20-panel over-bust corset pattern with a beautiful hour-glass curve to accentuate your waist - bust sizes A - G (sizes UK 8-12), A-FF (UK 14-16), A-F (UK 18-20). The cup section has 6 panels to allow for a fine-tuned fit over the bust.
INCLUDES A 28 PAGE DOCUMENT OF CORSET CONSTRUCTION & FITTING NOTES! As with all corset patterns, this pattern is not a beginners level sewing project.
The 12-panel version replaces panels 1-6 directly under the bust section with a two-panel section. The under-bust is a little lower on this design sitting at approximately 11.5cm above the waist (as opposed to 12.5cm above the waist with the 20 panel design), and the over hip curve is a little higher. This alternative is good if you are strapped for time but it will not give the subtle shaping at the front that the 20-panel corset will.
Note – a 2'' lacing gap is factored into this pattern. If you would prefer a closed corset make one size smaller.
The corset length measures 32cm (13'') at the front and 35cm (14'') at the back. The front panels 1-6 have bust sections marked to enable unusual juxtapositions of fabric (or leather as in the case of the example photo here).
This pattern is drafted in AutoCAD and downloadable as a pdf file - you will need to print out on size A (letter) or A4 paper, making sure 'actual size' is ticked in your print dialogue box. Please use Adobe Reader (free) as your PDF Previewer - you will then be able to isolate layers/ lines and print only your required size(s).
A toile must always be made to check the fit of corset patterns – at this stage you can take in the smaller of your measurements and transfer these amendments to your pattern to ensure a perfect fitting corset! You will also be able to test the length of the corset at the toile stage - lengthen or shorten just above the waist.
Please take a look at my website where I have lots of information about corset making.
Please remember that these patterns 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! Thank you!
Last pic by Inaglo photography of Kelly Bakewell model.
INCLUDES A 28 PAGE DOCUMENT OF CORSET CONSTRUCTION & FITTING NOTES! As with all corset patterns, this pattern is not a beginners level sewing project.
The 12-panel version replaces panels 1-6 directly under the bust section with a two-panel section. The under-bust is a little lower on this design sitting at approximately 11.5cm above the waist (as opposed to 12.5cm above the waist with the 20 panel design), and the over hip curve is a little higher. This alternative is good if you are strapped for time but it will not give the subtle shaping at the front that the 20-panel corset will.
Note – a 2'' lacing gap is factored into this pattern. If you would prefer a closed corset make one size smaller.
The corset length measures 32cm (13'') at the front and 35cm (14'') at the back. The front panels 1-6 have bust sections marked to enable unusual juxtapositions of fabric (or leather as in the case of the example photo here).
This pattern is drafted in AutoCAD and downloadable as a pdf file - you will need to print out on size A (letter) or A4 paper, making sure 'actual size' is ticked in your print dialogue box. Please use Adobe Reader (free) as your PDF Previewer - you will then be able to isolate layers/ lines and print only your required size(s).
A toile must always be made to check the fit of corset patterns – at this stage you can take in the smaller of your measurements and transfer these amendments to your pattern to ensure a perfect fitting corset! You will also be able to test the length of the corset at the toile stage - lengthen or shorten just above the waist.
Please take a look at my website where I have lots of information about corset making.
Please remember that these patterns 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! Thank you!
Last pic by Inaglo photography of Kelly Bakewell model.
