It still served as a good start, and with hacking, taping, pinching, nipping, slicing, and smooshing, somewhat morphed into Truly Victorian TV460 1885 Cuirass Bodice, which I dont own, but need to (it wouldve saved me a lot of work!) The major changes I made on the bodice were to de-drop the shoulder, cut my own shape for the hem, add the center back pleat, and convert one set of the front darts into the curvy seam that forms the black velveteen section on the front
Well, I sanded it down it a little too much and didnt think to add another coat of primer before I painted
Supplies Needed: 1.5 to 2 Yards Knit with at least 20% stretch Scissors Sewing Machine Thread Pins Iron + Ironing Board Ironing Ham Towel (For Velvet) Safety Pin or Strap Turner Louise Print at Home Pattern PDF - Click to Download Before You Start
Shoulder pads, Carmen necklines and the like are a bit too much of a good thing
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