1870s corset pattern

Corset pattern 1878

I was still in the mood for corsetry after completing my 1890’s riding corset and as I was in need of a new 1860’s corset as I outgrew my old one (lost weight) it seamed like the best c…

This is Symington corset style 2340 (circa 1896 - 1915) It consists of 6 gores. It requires a standard busk. This corset originally used cane stays. This is a cleaned up version of the original scan as true to the original as I could make it. It was indicated that these patterns were by a standard made for a 22” – 24” waist. I scaled it for 23”

These corset patterns were taken directly from online editions of De Gracieuse magazine. These are only the Ladies corsets, I d...

X-Posted to my journal here on LJ, and my primary blog As part of the donation drive on britgeek_love, I was commissioned to make two different custom corset patterns. c_de_montigny specifically wanted an adaptation of the Khaki Corded Corset on pages 62-65 of Jill Salen's book, Corsets: Historical…

After measuring the client, I took the Victorian corset pattern in my book Click to enlarge any photo in this post and photocopied it up to life size (conveniently, it has a scale in the bottom right hand corner of the diagram so I could work out that 1/4" represented 1". So it just needed…

Description 2 Sheets-Sheet l. H. T. MARSH. Gorst. No. 202,038. Pat e'nted April 2 NPETERS PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHER, WASHINGTON. D..C. 2 SheetsShet 2.. H. T. MARSH. Corset. No. 202,038. Patented April 2, 1878. N. PEIERS, PfiDTO-LITHDGRAFHER, WASNINGTON, D C. UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE. HENRY T. MARSH, OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT, ASSIGNOR, BY MESNE ASSIGNMENT, TO ELLEN MARSH, OF SAME PLACE. IMPROVEMENT IN CORSETS. Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. 202,038, dated April 2, 1878…

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And here's part 2 of making Christine's Masquerade dress...but we're still in the "what goes under" stage! It's all about the corset (which is self-drafted ?...

[Note: the following has been pasted directly from livejournal, and is an amalgamation of several entries] July 4th, 2012: So I was thinking today about the zone-front gown I want to make and the 1780s/1790s stays I will need to make to go underneath it. However, I'm not allowed to start a new corset until my current one is done. So I finally-finally-finally ordered boning for my dark red 1890s corset. Of course, the fabric for the boning channels is still in Halifax, and I am in Toronto…

Der Bazar, 8 July 1858. University of Dusseldorf.

Corset Madame McCabe American Cotton, metal, bone, elastic Ca. 1887-1890

1868 Demi-Bust Corset by Arasiyris

Making a Victorian Corset

Here's Good Guy Kops back again with another stellar corset- this time with the exceedingly iconic straight-front corset. This is what made those crazy S-Bend silhouettes that reached their height in...