Making my Wedding Dress Corset

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My very first corset! And the first step in making my wedding dress!
There will be a modesty panel at some point but it didn't make it into this video, or into the real world at this point but I'll make it eventually. (Update: it exists now)
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Комментарии : 26

@giancarlojacobs9982 Год назад

The process and results are FANTASTIC!! I had to subscribe ! 😍

@deloycesteinbron514 6 месяцев назад

I just found your channel and watched your corset video. Thoroughly enjoyable! I like your style in instructing while you sew. Lots of information without just sitting there and talking. And I had to laugh to discover there is someone else just as prone to injury and sticking her fingers with pins as I do.

@AdventuresofSarahandEm 6 месяцев назад

It's so bad! I stab myself constantly, but as long as it doesn't get on the fabric then I guess we'll be ok, right? Glad I could make you laugh

@natsuss Год назад

I’m making my wedding dress with some fabric from Mood ! The outer layer is their “Dominique white polyester duchess satin” and it has been such a pain in the ass to make a corset out of since it frays so much lol. What a nice video !

@AdventuresofSarahandEm Год назад

I used Duchess satin for my actual dress too! It's not from mood though and I didn't have a big problem with fraying

@cejanuary9378 10 месяцев назад

@@AdventuresofSarahandEm Where did you get your satin?

@cejanuary9378 10 месяцев назад

This was super helpful! I want to make my own wedding dress, too, but I'm a quilter who has never made a dress before. I'd like a corseted bodice, so I learned a lot from this video. Would love to see the final dress or more videos on it!

@AdventuresofSarahandEm 10 месяцев назад

Glad you liked it! I am working on the skirt video now but it is a huge project.

@sennievee6833 Год назад

It looks gorgeous!

@leximuaune4229 Год назад

❤❤❤❤this is a great journey you are documenting! Thank you for sharing! 🎉

@AdventuresofSarahandEm Год назад

Thanks! I’m pretty excited about it!

@classicalbk 3 месяца назад

lovely job! Thanks for all the good details.

@makeda6530 Год назад

It’s so cute!

@LauraMcKee-z6l 3 месяца назад

Love this video!!

@AdventuresofSarahandEm 3 месяца назад

Ooh good luck with yours! I got the cups and wires from wawak.com which is also a great resource for notions

@elizabethwatson71 5 месяцев назад

I have a tip. I number my pattern pieces. Once I cut the material, I sew the pattern number onto the fabric with basting thread. So many of my patterns have similar shapes so having the numbers on the fabric. I iron my pieces so often the heat vaporising ink doesn’t do me any good. Also, if you look at vintage couture (Chanel for example) there is something that looks identical to our modern twill tape…it is tacked around the interior waist and just at the top of the hip. It is closed with a hook and loop, and those are made to your EXACT measurements. The ‘twill tape’ holds the dress up so that even if it shifts, I’d will not come down. If you are like me and find underwires incredibly uncomfortable, use a thin braided rope

@AdventuresofSarahandEm 4 месяца назад

Those are good tips! Thanks for adding them!

@emu9271 9 месяцев назад

I'm trying to make my corset with the outer layer being Medium-Lightweight Satin. Do you have any advice on what lining would be the best for this? Preferably 100% Polyester (I have to use 100% fabric lol). And also what bones what be great for this fabric? Your Corset turned out so beautiful!!

@AdventuresofSarahandEm 9 месяцев назад

Thanks! You need a strength layer under the satin, I used cotton denim but a lot of people use coutil. You need something strong under tension. I used steel bones for this but a lot of the time I use plastic boning or giant zip ties

@emu9271 9 месяцев назад

@@AdventuresofSarahandEm Wow, okay thank you so much!!