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My third attempt on 18th century stays. Made of silk (outer layer), linen (three inner layers), cotton bias, silk - and cotton thread and boned with cable ties.

I wasn't happy with the fit of the red pair (and I hated the purple), so I made me a new pair. These are really comfortable and I like the silhouette they give me. (What I don't like is the horrible binding! Please ignore that! To bind stays are boring and I'm not good at that at all.)

I used a pattern (but made them fully boned instead of half) in Corsets and crinolines by Norah Waugh.

Enjoy them (or not)!

Purple pair (oldest): [link]
Red pair: [link]
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~hau Nov 19, 2011  Professional Traditional Artist
This is lovely. I hope mine come out even half as well!
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~LadyMerandaBoggre Dec 3, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
Thank you and I'm sure yours will! =)

I'm re-doing these, new lining and binding. But I really like to make a completly new pair. (I hate that I'm sush a perfectionist! =()
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Mood: Love ~RenaissanceOtaku Jun 4, 2011  Student Artisan Crafter
Lovely! Such perfect stitches.
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~LadyMerandaBoggre Jun 17, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
That's too kind! :rose:

Thank you for the comment and the fav!
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~RenaissanceOtaku Jun 17, 2011  Student Artisan Crafter
You're very welcome!
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I really appreciate the fine handwork you did on this. To solve the binding problem? Try using the same color binding so it won't stand out so much. I don't particularly like to do binding either. It always ends up looking lumpy.
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~LadyMerandaBoggre Apr 22, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
Thank you so much!

Good idea... but I think it can be hard to find a matching binding. You can make it yourself of the same fabric as the stays, but... I guess I'm too lazy. ;P
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You can get little bias binder makers at the sewing store (Jo Ann's or Hancock Fabrics). Makes it easy.
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~LadyMerandaBoggre May 10, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
Never heard of Jo Ann's or Hancock Fabrics. Maybe because I live in Sweden...
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Ah well, I'd guess that sewing stores there would have them.
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