Ranking Historical Corset Styles for Beginners!

Which historical corset styles are great for a first corset project? And which will make you WEEP into your coutil? Let's rank every historical corset style to see which are the best ones to start out with. *Here's where you can follow Tiffany* @StitchinAddiction *!* Tiffany's website: https://stitchinaddictionshop.com/ Follow on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@StitchinAddiction?si=WbNQ9i9oDJYFdoh1 Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stitchinaddiction?igsh=MWo4ZXdybW9zbjNzeQ== Follow on Pinterest: https://tr.ee/fro6SJZaGd *Resources:* Resources: Most extant examples used for this video are either from the Met Museum or the V&A, or pulled directly from Patterns of Fashion 5. *Books I mention:* Patterns of Fashion 5 17th Century Women's Dress Patterns Books 1 & 2 from the V&A Musuem *Corset Pattern companies I recommend for corsetry novices:* Ora Lin Patterns Laughing Moon Black Snail Patterns Redthreaded Fig Leaf Patterns Past Patterns Scroop Patterns Simplicity/American Duchess P Ryan Videos I mention: How to draft Elizabethan Stays: https://youtu.be/S39qSzd53us Making Elizabethan Stays: https://youtu.be/hNFenKdbxYI 1660's Unicorn: https://youtu.be/3upZIEeMv88 Making my Cassandra 1770s stays: https://youtu.be/gLN0bdrK81o Green Late-Vic corset: https://youtu.be/PZckxaVc-TQ Fitting Edwardian Corset: https://youtu.be/CzBXfZHi8Ug Making Edwardian Corset: https://youtu.be/BYoPtDVf09E You can find every corsetry video on my channel in this playlist: Corsetry and Sta