9 Unique Edwardian Corset Patterns 1900-1910 Digital E Pattern Printable PDF Pack One From Corset Cutting and Making:

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This PDF e-pattern pack contains 9 full size printable PDF corset patterns dating 1900-1910 from the book, "Corset Cutting and Making" by Marion McNealy. The patterns included in this pack are: - Serafina - Horizontal Seamed Corset, 1900-1905 -Bust: 35in Waist: 25in Hips: 37in - Elsie - Straight Front Corset or S-Bend Corset, 1902 -Bust: 40in Waist: 24in Hips: 42in - Lillie- Straight Front Corset or S-Bend Corset, 1902 -Bust: 36in Waist: 22in Hips: 40in - Lorna - Athletic Corset, 1902 -Bust: 36in Waist: 21in Hips: 33in - Isobel - Equestrienne Corset, 1900-1904 -Bust: 37in Waist: 25in Hips: 38in - Helene - Parisian One Piece Corset, 1905-1906 -Bust: 36in Waist: 22in Hips: 38in - Olive - Maternity Corset, 1904-1908 -Bust: 37in Waist: 22in Hips: 33in - Madeline - Nursing Corset, 1902-1908 -Bust: 36in Waist: 23in Hips: 34in - Millie - Belted Corset, 1907 - Bust: 39in Waist: 25in Hips: 37in Please Note: These are companion patterns to the book, not standalone patterns. These patterns are suitable for intermediate to advanced corset makers, who are fine with making a corset without detailed instructions. There is no detailed construction information for these patterns included with the PDF patterns. These patterns are the same size as the pattern drafts in the book, but instead of having to draft the pattern yourself out of the book, or enlarge it from the gridded pattern, you can print off a full sized pattern and start from there! Copyright 2017 ©Marion McNealy and Nadel und Faden Press LLC Please be respectful of the hard work that went into the creation of this book and the associated patterns, and do not re-sell these patterns, post it on your blog, publish it in another work, or distribute it for free. The patterns can be used for personal use, as well as in a limited commercial fashion to produce corsets for sale. Any other use must be approved in advance.