Corset Making Supplies

Corset Making Supplies
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Showing posts with label spiral bones. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spiral bones. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 9, 2013

Coutil Long Line Waist Cincher is my Current Project

.A "Long Line" waist cincher is a corset that comes low over the hip but leaves the bust exposed...unless of course you wear a bra, pasties or something else.  It's a great style to keep a smooth line over the hip area and offers more belly support!

This corset is made from two layers of spot coutil / dot coutil. The outer layer is black coutil with black spots and the inside layer is black coutil with red dots. Two layers of coutil makes for an incredibly durable corset - not matter what it's used for. I used a regular busk but it's a black busk not a standard silver busk. Some of the bone casings are mid-panel and decorative and others are on the seams - some inside and some outside.


This is just one half of the corset and it's still not quite finished
 

The spot coutil has been embellished on either side of the busk

And some bone casings have also been embellished
 
 
The bones will be a mix of spiral steel bones and white steels. There will be grommets with lacing up the back, and the top and bottom edge will likely be bound with black satin bias tape...have not decided this yet.

 

All the product I used came from:



http://www.farthingalescorsetmakingsupplies.com

Sunday, April 15, 2012

Silver Spiral Bones

Okay, no they are not made of silver but they do look it!  In fact they are coated with Zinc which means they're light in colour and don't shed the grey dust that many spiral bones do.                    This means they're a great option for use in wedding dresses because you won't see the shaded lines where the bones rest below the fabric and your fabric and hands won't get dirty when you insert them.                                                     These bones are currently only available in 10mm or approximately 3/8" wide and in a small selection of lengths.
They're wider than some spiral bones, and stronger so they offer more support but they are still flexible for comfort and to enhance curves on those voluptuous women whose experience has been that spirals don't work.  These NEW bones are worth checking out at www.farthingales.on.ca          

Saturday, February 11, 2012

Corset Supplies

One of the things I love about pulling orders is seeing all the product for a corset together - somehow it's art even before the corset is made.  Here is black dot coutil with black bone casing tape, black petersham ribbon, black satin lacing ribbon, spiral bones and tips. All I need to add are black grommets and a black busk - but this order did not include those.      Farthingales has a huge selection of coutil with bone casing tap, petersham ribbon and satin ribbon to match some.   www.farthingales.on.ca