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  1. 10 Μαρ 2021 · The bust support is mainly achieved by two things: patterning of the bodice and interlining(s). If the bodice pattern is done properly, very little additional structure is necessary. This means multiple mock ups in sturdy fabric, often with help from a friend to get the fit just right.

  2. 6 Ιουλ 2010 · Victorian Bodice Pattern Complete. Below are images of the finished Victorian bodice pattern. It is inspired by one of the court gowns of Empress Elizabeth of Austria (a couple of the reference photos provided by customer are below).

  3. 11 Οκτ 2018 · Basic bodice pattern pieces for 1880-1890's. A bit closer look at the side back and underam seams. The wide seam that is pressed open is the side back to underarm piece seam. Notice that it is notched slightly at the waistline to allow for the flare of the hip.

  4. 4 Ιουν 2015 · Many costumers leave boning til last but it’s so much easier to apply to a bodice with no sleeves. Plus, bone casing can be sewn straight to the seam allowances of the bodice. Here’s how and where to apply the boning in 1870s & 1880s bodices, but this tutorial will work for other Victorian decades.

  5. 16 Απρ 2016 · The Victorian Bodice – It’s All About the Waistline: Part 1. by Donna Klein. Defining the Waistline 1830s to 1860s. The transition to what we consider Victorian era fashion occurred during the 1830s with lowering of the waistline from under the breasts to its natural position.

  6. 25 Μαρ 2021 · Are you working on an Edwardian or teens-inspired outfit? Perhaps you’ve made or purchased one of our s-bend or underbust corsets and are now wondering what to pair with it to build the perfect historical silhouette. Enter the bust bodice. Or the bust improver. Or the brassiere.

  7. 19 Ιουλ 2012 · A Swiss waist is a boned, pointed underbust garment worn over skirts and blouses or dresses. Unlike a corset, a swiss waist NEVER fastens with a metal front busk. Swiss waists can have a flat front, with no front opening, or can lace up the front with hand worked eyelets (never metal eyelets).