Monthly Archives: June 2012

Alanna’s Wedding Dress

Posted on June 28, 2012 by corsetmaking

“Your website is wonderful. This was my first time sewing a corset, and it just happened to be for my wedding dress (no pressure). Your site had everything I needed, and I was thrilled with the results I got after … Continue reading →

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Tips & Tricks: Corset Lace Tipping

Posted on June 11, 2012 by corsetmaking

The heat shrink lace tipping is a 3/32″ diameter tipping that you “roll” the ends of your lacing through. Then by applying heat to the tipping it shrinks around the end of the lacing forming a tight bond. We have … Continue reading →

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Tips & Tricks: Applying Boning Tips

Posted on June 11, 2012 by corsetmaking

If you buy continuous rolls of spiral steel you’ll need to tip the boning that you’ve cut so that it slides smoothly into your casing and it doesn’t harm the fabric with sharp edges. These tips also work great on Hoop Boning, making the … Continue reading →

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Bridal Corsets from Delicious!

Posted on June 11, 2012 by corsetmaking

Delicious Corsets bridal designs using supplies from CorsetMaking.com

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Kitty’s Play Time

Posted on June 11, 2012 by corsetmaking

Customer’s first time using a busk on this underbust corset… they point out the visible “wave” at center front. Easy to avoid with a little more practice… keep up the good work! Supplies from CorsetMaking.com

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Customer Creations from “Of Corset Fits LLC”

Posted on June 11, 2012 by corsetmaking

More lovely creations using supplies from CorsetMaking.com

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Send Us Your Pics!

Posted on June 11, 2012 by corsetmaking

Are you a CorsetMaking.com customer who’s made something wonderful? We’d love to share your success with the world! Send us pics of your creation.. let us know a little about it, what supplies you used, and other information you’d like … Continue reading →

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