making the 1930s body, girdle from a free pattern

In this video, I explain the different shapewear options of the 1930s to create the correct silhouette and make a girdle from a free pattern. I go through the fact that a girdle is basically just a rebrand for the corset, giving it a new more modern name but the function of creating the correct shape is still the same. For my girdle, I used 1/2 yard of cotton twill fabric, 3 yards of linen bias binding, 3 yards of cotton twill tape, 4 garters, 9 inches of 10mm spiral steel boning, 12 inches of hook and eye tape, 6 heavy duty zip ties. The girdle pattern: http://www.clusterfrock.com/p/1910-1936-de-gracieuse-corset-patterns.html#1931Aug2 The step-in teddy I am wearing: https://www.etsy.com/fi-en/listing/475316020/vintage-sewing-pattern-multi-size-1920s?click_key=99aa8dd46d67d19423f2eba702eb5eb1327ed578%3A475316020&click_sum=bcbb4cfa&external_collection=&sts=1&dd=1 the Kestos bra pattern: https://www.etsy.com/fi-en/listing/475316020/vintage-sewing-pattern-multi-size-1920s?click_key=99aa8dd46d67d19423f2eba702eb5eb1327ed578%3A475316020&click_sum=bcbb4cfa&external_collection=&sts=1&dd=1