How To Sew An Edwardian Corset | Heavily Boned | Single Layer | S-Bend Corset | Historical Sewing

How to make a historically accurate Edwardian heavily boned, single-layer linen coutil straight-front corset - aka S-bend corset. I made the Edwardian corset as historically accurate as possible: - from a single layer of cotton-linen-blend herringbone coutil fabric - with flat-felled seams - a wide stainless steel corset busk - heavily boned with metal corset boning at the front & synthetic whalebone boning at the sides & back - with cotton Valenciennes lace & silk ribbon trim at the top - cotton twill tape binding - with wide elastic garters - with a corset hook (skirt hook) at the front Turn on captions for sewing instructions. I posted two versions of this video: one in real time and with original sewing sounds - and one with time-lapse parts and music. Let me know in the comments what type of video you prefer. 😀 Click the link to watch the other version of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bk0dHF79yqU BLOG POST ▶Edwardian Corset: https://www.sewhistorically.com/edwardian-straight-front-linen-corset ▶Edwardian Cotton Net Summer Corset: https://www.sewhistorically.com/edwardian-summer-corset VIDEO CHAPTERS 0:00 - 2:29 - Corset Pieces & Flat Felled Seams 2:29 - 5:57 - Corset Busk 5:57 - 8:02 - Corset Boning & Boning Channels 8:02 - 8:32 - Cotton Twill Tape Binding 8:32 - 8:48 - Garters 8:48 - 9:29 - Grommets 9:29 - 13:06 - Lace & Silk Ribbon Trim 13:06 - 14:53 - Corset Lacing 14:53 - 15:54 - Corset Hook 15:54 - 16:40 - Finished Edwardian Corset C O N N E C T