Corset Classics III - a more advanced selection of 4 patterns from Corsets byCaroline
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Outstanding value e-book of four integrated corset patterns for the discerning corsetiere!! The patterns include sizes 10 - 20 (UK), 6 - 16 (US) - Angie & the skirt, and the bodysuit is in sizes UK 6-28/ cupped dress UK8-26. Each pattern is for sale as a pattern in its own right but as a collection this e-book represents excellent value for money - the collection of four patterns is equivalent to two of the patterns bought separately.
INCLUDES A 29 PAGE DOCUMENT OF CORSET CONSTRUCTION NOTES!
I have put together Corset Classics III - four more of my favourite patterns to follow on from my first Corsets Classics collection issued in 2015 and Corset Classics II issued earlier this year. They corset silhouettes are not vastly different from each other in this latest collection – there are differences in the rib springs (extent of hourglass or conical shape) and vertical lengths, but they all have nicely rounded hips and a 3-4’’ waist reduction on standard sizes. The differences here are with respect to the garment they are reinforcing - a skirt, dress, bodice and bodysuit;
High-waisted skirt - 4'' waist reduction, 14 panels , 55cm cf, 63cm cb, hourglass hips and ribs
Cupped corset dress - see updated file given separately - approx. cups AA-F, 4'' waist reduction, 12 panels, 66cm cf, 76cm cb, conical ribs and hourglass hips
Corseted bodice - 4'' waist reduction, 12 panels, 50.5/55.5cm cf, 32.5/37.5cm, conical ribs and hourglass hips
Corseted bodysuit - see updated file given separately - approx. cups A-D, 3'' waist reduction, 14 panels, 37cm cf, 37cm cb, hourglass ribs and hips
* on standard sizes
Integrated corsetry is a step-up in corset construction proficiency – if you are itching to move away from novice skills, push yourself with the ideas presented here.
Couture gowns have internal structure that sets them apart from the high street – make your creation stand out too!
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' is ticked in your print dialogue box and you centre the print on the page.
Measurements in cm (inches)
UK 10 12 14 16 18 20 (additional sizes now added for the corseted dress (Vivienne) - UK8-26)
USA 6 8 10 12 14 16
Continental (Europe) 38 40 42 44 46 46
Bust 86 (34") 91 (36") 97 (38") 102 (40") 107(42’’) 112 (44'')
Under-bust 79 (31") 84 (33") 89 (35") 94 (37") 99 (39’’) 104 (41')'
Waist 69 (27") 74 (29") 79 (31") 84 (33") 89 (35’’) 94 (37'') - uncorseted
High hip (10cm/4'' below waist) 81 (32") 86 (34") 91 (36") 97 (38") 102 (40’’) 107 (42'')
Low hip at 20cm/8'' below the waist varies but usually 4'' more than the high hip measurement
It is recommended that you make a toile to the largest of your measurements to check the fit of the pattern – at this stage you can take in the smaller of your measurements, lengthen if need be, and transfer these amendments to your pattern to ensure a perfect fitting corset.
Please take a look at my website www.corsetsbycaroline.co.uk where I have lots of information about corset making and where it is more cost-effective to buy this design (non EU countries only sorry).
There are no restrictions on the use of these patterns - use to your heart's content. I simply ask that you don't pass on the file or use it to, say, profit from a line of ready-to-wear corsets.
INCLUDES A 29 PAGE DOCUMENT OF CORSET CONSTRUCTION NOTES!
I have put together Corset Classics III - four more of my favourite patterns to follow on from my first Corsets Classics collection issued in 2015 and Corset Classics II issued earlier this year. They corset silhouettes are not vastly different from each other in this latest collection – there are differences in the rib springs (extent of hourglass or conical shape) and vertical lengths, but they all have nicely rounded hips and a 3-4’’ waist reduction on standard sizes. The differences here are with respect to the garment they are reinforcing - a skirt, dress, bodice and bodysuit;
High-waisted skirt - 4'' waist reduction, 14 panels , 55cm cf, 63cm cb, hourglass hips and ribs
Cupped corset dress - see updated file given separately - approx. cups AA-F, 4'' waist reduction, 12 panels, 66cm cf, 76cm cb, conical ribs and hourglass hips
Corseted bodice - 4'' waist reduction, 12 panels, 50.5/55.5cm cf, 32.5/37.5cm, conical ribs and hourglass hips
Corseted bodysuit - see updated file given separately - approx. cups A-D, 3'' waist reduction, 14 panels, 37cm cf, 37cm cb, hourglass ribs and hips
* on standard sizes
Integrated corsetry is a step-up in corset construction proficiency – if you are itching to move away from novice skills, push yourself with the ideas presented here.
Couture gowns have internal structure that sets them apart from the high street – make your creation stand out too!
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' is ticked in your print dialogue box and you centre the print on the page.
Measurements in cm (inches)
UK 10 12 14 16 18 20 (additional sizes now added for the corseted dress (Vivienne) - UK8-26)
USA 6 8 10 12 14 16
Continental (Europe) 38 40 42 44 46 46
Bust 86 (34") 91 (36") 97 (38") 102 (40") 107(42’’) 112 (44'')
Under-bust 79 (31") 84 (33") 89 (35") 94 (37") 99 (39’’) 104 (41')'
Waist 69 (27") 74 (29") 79 (31") 84 (33") 89 (35’’) 94 (37'') - uncorseted
High hip (10cm/4'' below waist) 81 (32") 86 (34") 91 (36") 97 (38") 102 (40’’) 107 (42'')
Low hip at 20cm/8'' below the waist varies but usually 4'' more than the high hip measurement
It is recommended that you make a toile to the largest of your measurements to check the fit of the pattern – at this stage you can take in the smaller of your measurements, lengthen if need be, and transfer these amendments to your pattern to ensure a perfect fitting corset.
Please take a look at my website www.corsetsbycaroline.co.uk where I have lots of information about corset making and where it is more cost-effective to buy this design (non EU countries only sorry).
There are no restrictions on the use of these patterns - use to your heart's content. I simply ask that you don't pass on the file or use it to, say, profit from a line of ready-to-wear corsets.
