Comparing my FIRST corset to my BEST corset: sewing a Victorian Corset

Five years ago I made my first corset. Now I’m taking the same pattern I used then, plus all my corset-making skills I’ve acquired over the years, to construct a better corset! And this time I’m going to do things the right way: no cutting corners, no compromising fit or materials. Join me as I discuss *every* flaw from my first corset, then watch as I fit and construct a new 1880s Victorian corset. How will it compare?? *** SUPPLIES *** Laughing Moon Mercantile Corset Pattern: http://www.lafnmoon.com/Pattern_100_Ladies_Victorian_Underwear_p/p100.htm Steel boning, synthetic whalebone, busk, lacing, grommets & setter, etc.: https://corsetmaking.com/ *** REFERENCES *** Blog post about my original corset: https://dixiediy.com/2015/09/mid-victorian-underthings.html Blog post about my black Regency spencer: https://dixiediy.com/2018/11/regency-spencer-laughing-moon-129.html Truly Victorian’s helpful blog post about the LM corset pattern: https://trulyvictorian.info/index.php/2019/11/07/working-with-lm100-corset-pattern/ ***CREDITS*** Music from EpidemicSound.com *** CONNECT *** Find me on Instagram @dixiediy: http://instagram.com/dixiediy I blog at http://dixiediy.com Comments are welcome, please be kind!