DIY Cottagecore Corset + Pattern | Thrills and Stitches

Let's make a corset!

What you'll need:
- 1 meter of strong canvas-like upholstery fabric with a striking print
- 1 meter of lining fabric
- 2 m of corset boning
- Matching thread
- Metal eyelets

Time stamps:
00:00 Intro
03:15 The pattern
11:30 Sewing the corset
18:15 Final Reveal

~Would love to connect with you~
I’m Elisa and I'm passionate about fashion and try to bring my designs to life on my machines. Attempting to show you how I make them here on Youtube, tutorial-style. Let’s learn together ♡ Thanks for watching!

~FAQ~
Where are you from?: I'm a London girl made in Austria ♡
How old are you?: Born in 1993
Where/how did you learn to sew?: I attended Fashion School from age 15 to 19 but stopped sewing after that - learned it all over again in the last few years
What machine(s) do you use?: Brother Innov-Is A16 sewing machine and a Brother overlocker
What camera do you use?: Currently iPhone 13 Pro

If you attempt to recreate one of my projects for yourself I would love to see the result! Please tag me on Instagram via @thrillsandstitches or send me a message.

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[elvgdbf]

very neat job and clear explanation thank you

[chantalhenrietta]

Oooh this is fire 🔥 this corset over a crisp white shirt/ shirt dress would look so so cute!! I actually love the lining fabric choice- really adds to the cottage core vibes but isn't too predictable because of the slightly different hues 👌 chefs kiss!

[coopersga]

I love your cottagecore tutorials 😍 They're my favorite! And that block bodice tutorial you made has been a lifesaver. Thank you so much!

[marilynwood]

I love the way you thought about the pattern placement and added the "belt".

[TheMrsBooBoo]

I wanted to make something like this sp this came at the perfect Love ur videos alot because they teach on how to make the pattern!!! ❤

[sebasunnykurian]

Hi,
I thoroughly understand your instructions and the way you explain!
Can you help with a corset for someone with a heavier bust?

[MB-ugml]

Hi ! This kind of fabric is called Toile de Jouy, it's a french very classic fabric. hope it helps if someone want to find it on the internet.