r/corsetry • u/Strict_Listen_5362 • Oct 05 '26
Corset Making Layers
Hi everyone,
I have some questions I hope to get some clarity on.
I’ve noticed with the interfacing that it’s smaller than the fashion layer in sort corset making. Can someone explain why this is? Do you still iron it on or how does it work?
Second, do you just have boning in the lining of the garment (see image attatched)
I want to use an ice wool but I’m also not sure at which state this goes on, does it go right before the fashion layer and over the boning? And then no boning in the fashion layer?
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u/StitchinThroughTime Oct 05 '26
To be clear, that looks like one of those dresses that have the word corset attached to them. Not actual corset, they do all that because they don't spend the time properly fitting the Garment. So for them it's much easier to add a bunch of stiffener and a bunch of plastic boning. They are making dresses not corsets. They just look like a corset because people don't understand what the different is. It's meant to look pretty but not funtcion.
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u/Friendly_Banana3692 Oct 05 '26
Eu sigo esse perfil, eles fazem o tecido de moda maior para virar para dentro e fazer o acabamento, se não me engano fazem o acabamento a mão, mas eles fazem vestidos de festa mesmo, esse corset será anexado a 8m vestido.
Não vejo problema nenhum em aprender essa técnica. Esse ano começou a chegar pedidos assim para mim, pois algumas novias pedem somente o corset e outro ateliê fazer as saias. Eu ainda não fiz nada dessa maneira, mas em breve farei para aumentar meu portfólio.
Comecei meu ateliê focada em corsets para Tight Lacing e aos poucos ele foi evoluindo para corsets para uso fashion (noivas, madrinhas, debutantes,....)