Corset belt

Sizes: 42 - 52

Format of files of an electronic pattern of a corset - belts:

PDF in full size and without seam allowances.

After paying for the order, you will receive links to download two files patterns of a corset of a belt of gradation of sizes from 42 to 52:

1. PDF file A4, adapted for printing patterns on sheets of A4 paper in any program on any device, including mobile phones.
2. Multi-format PDF file for printing on sheets of any size from A0 to A4 on a printer or plotter using Adobe Reader.

Sewing Difficulty Level: High and requires sewing skills. The corset belt pattern is not suitable for beginners.

The model looks good on girls and women of any physique.

For sewing, you can use any fabric.

Consumption: about 30cm

The sample is sewn on the bones (corset tape) from satin, while satin is used as a lining.

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Description of cutting and sewing a corset

The first and very important step (Fig. 1): having made patterns according to the pattern, make notches along the waist line to avoid distortions when assembling the product.

We begin cutting the belt-corset from dublerin.

Note. Choose dublerin that does not stretch.

You can also use collar fabric (dubbing for collars of men's shirts) or glued collar.

Each detail of the "top" and "lining" is duplicated twice.

Therefore, we cut out 2 sets of dubbing: one without seam allowances (from collar fabric or beading), the other with seam allowances 1 - 1,5 cm (from ordinary dublerin).

Allowances are not needed only on a semi-skid and the center line of the back.

What is the dubbing layer with allowances for?

So that the thin fabric of the corset does not come apart when you tighten it.

Why do you need dubbing without allowances?

The exact contour of dubbing parts without allowances will allow you to very accurately assemble the product and reduce the time for marking and cutting.

It's good if you use a denser stock for dubbing details without allowances.

It is very important to sign each dubbing detail and each cut, and then put waist level marks on the notches on the patterns.

Pay attention to the signatures of the details (Fig. 1) and to the numbering of the slices: The slices are numbered only at the bottom to avoid confusion and not to make unnecessary inscriptions.

We glue the dubbing, which is with allowances for the fabric, and only after gluing we cut out the details of the “top” and “lining”.

Of course, when gluing dubbing parts, they must be arranged in the most economical way, for example, “jack”.

Compliance with the shared direction along the part is important only for "Back 1" and "Shelf 1".

Once again, pay attention to the cutting and dubbing of the middle parts, which are signed as "Shelf 1" and "Back 1": they have a fold along the half-slide and the middle line of the back, respectively (Fig. 2).

Therefore, both “Back 1” and “Shelf 1” are cut out entirely from the fabric of the “top”.

As for dubbing, in these details it is glued with an interval of 0,3 cm - 0,5 cm along the same half-skid and the middle line of the back.

Of course, if your corset belt should not have lacing in front, “Shelf 1” is duplicated completely without gaps.

Let me remind you that such gaps between dubbing details occur when one-piece rebounds and processing of the lapels of the jacket so that the line of inflection of the side and the lapel is clearly fixed by minimal wet-heat treatment.

The most important thing: do not get confused in such an abundance of details, so sign them.

Assembly is not difficult.

We start by ironing by folding the duplicated blanks “Backs 1” and “Shelves 1” along the middle line.

Then we grind the seams of the lining and stitch the lining to “Back 1” and to “Shelf 1”.

Ironing the stitched seams big pillow.

We adjust regelin at the seams and in other necessary places, having previously melted its sections.

Please note that the segments of the regelin tape do not reach the edge of the dubbing, which without allowances is 0,1 - 0,2 cm.

We grind the “top”, iron the seams (belt on the wrong side).

We grind the seam of the upper cut of the corset belt.

We iron the bottom seam of the “top” along the cut of the dubbing, which is without allowance.

We turn the product inside out on the “face”, weave out the upper cut with 1,5 cm oblique stitches and notice the lower cut.

Carefully iron the product and lay the lines in the seams connecting the parts along the “face” of the product.

We hem the bottom with hidden stitches.

We remove the notch and iron to remove traces of temporary lines.

We install accessories (blocks) for lacing (see also "How to replace accessories for lacing").

Done!