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Isabella Waist Cincher Corset Belt PDF Sewing Pattern Size 4-24 (UK)
Isabella Waist Cincher Corset Belt PDF Sewing Pattern. PDF instant download and print at home in A4 or US Letter. Choose your size from the size chart. Sizes: UK: 4-24 US: 0-20 EU: 32-52 Recommended fabric: Cotton, satin, brocade, velvet. PDF File Included: PDF pattern to print at home in A4 or US Letter. Use Adobe Acrobat for printing your pattern. Adobe Acrobat is free to download for mac and windows. Size chart, fabric recommendations, pattern cutting suggestions. Sewing instruction with illustrations. This pattern is for personal use only. Please don’t resell or copied in any way. Please contact me if you have any problems or questions with your order.
PDF Size 5X Whimsical Maiden Fairy Cuff Sleeve Top, Handkerchief Skirt and Waist Cincher Corset Belt 919 Rabbit \u0026 Hat Sewing Pattern
Rabbit and Hat Sewing Pattern 919 There is a live step by step sewing instructional video for the waist cincher and handkerchief skirt on my Facebook Group Page! PDF – ORDER THIS SET BY YOUR WAIST MEASUREMENT. THIS IS FOR DIGITAL DOWNLOAD ONLY. YOU WILL PRINT OUT THE SHEETS OF PAPER AND TAPE TOGETHER YOUR PATTERN. YOU WILL BE PRINTING ON YOUR OWN PAPER. – PRINT WITHOUT MARGINS. INCLUDES: Hand drafted pattern pieces, to be printed and laid out on 8×10 sheets of paper. Detailed step by step instructions Listing of measurements and detailed information on amounts of fabric needed, elastic measurements, etc. Step by step photo instructional page I’m very excited to release my new line of sewing patterns! I’ve tried to make this as simple as possible and I’m making these the way I do it. And let’s face… sewing is a passion and the easier it is to accomplish that, the easier life is and we don’t get as frustrated. PDF patterns are hand drafted by size. I’m not a computer genius, I do things the simple way. I do recommend that you invest in a serger. I will be showing all of my patterns with serged edges. While it is not necessary, it would be a nice addition to your sewing space. I do not use expensive equipment. I use the Singer Heavy Duty sewing machine and the Singer Serger. Both are inexpensive and get the job done. Measurements are for finished garment. PLEASE REFER TO PHOTO CHART FOR MORE DETAILED MEASUREMENTS. I RECOMMEND GOING BY YOUR WAIST MEASUREMENT SIZE. WAIST XS 20-23\
Tabistry Simple Waist Cincher PDF Tutorial – Pattern and Instructions for aluminum soda pop can tab waist cincher
2 Adobe PDFs (16pgs/4MB+, 1pg/135KB+) This is an indepth tutorial and pattern for my \
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Tabistry Simple Waist Cincher PDF Tutorial – Pattern and Instructions for aluminum soda pop can tab waist cincher
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So, that project I showed you guys’ in last week’s post and video… well, I finished it today, and am I so excited to show you how it turned out. 😀 But I’d like to show you how I made it first. So. This was my first time making a corset — more specifically, working with boning. It’s kinda funny: on each of the three costumes I’ve made for Hobbit premieres, I’ve done at least one thing that I hadn’t before. On my version of Arwen’s blood red dress for An Unexpected Journey, I used a sewing pattern and worked with grommets for the first time. Then, I got to work with upholstery leather for the first time on Tauriel for Desolation of Smaug. And now, with battle Tauriel, I’ve been able to try out my corsetry skills! 😉 Just one of the many reasons why I love cosplay — you’re always learning and gaining new skills! I mean, if I didn’t cosplay… I don’t think I’d ever have decided to try make a corset… o.O ;D Done with the little rabbit trail, now on to the details of the making-of: I started out by getting the fabric in the mail, and really really not liking it. I was wanting a more metallic silver, like the brightness of my pop-tab chainmail. So I was kinda bummed, because I love the pattern of the fabric, and the different ways the pattern catches the light. So, I sat on it for a few days (not literally), to think over it some more. I then decided to go ahead and make a mock-up out of it, and if I ended up liking it for the real thing, then cool. If not, I’ve got a mock up. So, it was a win-win situation, and I began to brain storm, cut, and pin the monstrosity together. At this point my oldest sister Alissa saw it, and remarked on how gorgeous the fabric was. It was actually already starting to grow on my, and I grudgingly liked how it looked against the dark blue of the dress part of the costume. And so, hearing this from Alissa whose opinion I of course respect, 😉 I decide to use the fabric for real, and make this mock up actually be the real thing. So then I sewed everything up, and, after over coming a few hiccups in the process, I was ready to figure out the boning aspect. I had seen an idea on Pinterest a while back to use heavy duty zip ties in place of boning for DIY corsets, and recalled this from my memory now as I went down to my dad’s garage/work shop to see if he happened to have any. Sure enough, and to my great delight, he did! Stuffed on an old shelf was a bag of super long, *very* heavy duty zip ties. Just what I needed! 🙂 All trimmed down to the correct sizes and ready to go! Next up was sewing the channels for the \
