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TVE13 - 1913 Late Edwardian Corset Sewing Pattern by Truly Victorian
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1913 Late Edwardian Corset Sewing Pattern by Truly Victorian
Based on an original pattern found in a 1913 issue of De Gracieuse, a Dutch magazine similar to Harper's Baazar, this Late Edwardian Corset is perfect for wear under 1909-1916 style dresses. It will provide the long smooth hipline needed for the slim skirts of this era. This corset has two height variations. The low bust height comes up to just under the bust, which is suitable for 1912-1916. The high bust is perfect for 1909-1912, and for figures that prefer full bust support.
This corset has 6 panels on each side, with a center front busk, and grommets at the back. The busk and boning end short of the hem, for ease of wear. The instructions are for a single layer corset, which was the most typical of the period.
This pattern has been modified slightly to accommodate the different cup sizes and modern body types, but retains most of the proportions and elegance of the original garment. The original pattern shape was for the low height in the D-cup sizings, with the A, B, C and DD cup sizes adjusted for.
Multi-sized pattern includes bust sizes 28-58, waist sizes 19-45 and hip sizes 32-58 all in one package. Please see the back cover photo for sizing chart, fabric and notion requirements.
Based on an original pattern found in a 1913 issue of De Gracieuse, a Dutch magazine similar to Harper's Baazar, this Late Edwardian Corset is perfect for wear under 1909-1916 style dresses. It will provide the long smooth hipline needed for the slim skirts of this era. This corset has two height variations. The low bust height comes up to just under the bust, which is suitable for 1912-1916. The high bust is perfect for 1909-1912, and for figures that prefer full bust support.
This corset has 6 panels on each side, with a center front busk, and grommets at the back. The busk and boning end short of the hem, for ease of wear. The instructions are for a single layer corset, which was the most typical of the period.
This pattern has been modified slightly to accommodate the different cup sizes and modern body types, but retains most of the proportions and elegance of the original garment. The original pattern shape was for the low height in the D-cup sizings, with the A, B, C and DD cup sizes adjusted for.
Multi-sized pattern includes bust sizes 28-58, waist sizes 19-45 and hip sizes 32-58 all in one package. Please see the back cover photo for sizing chart, fabric and notion requirements.