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  • Fig Leaf Patterns® 1021: 1790s Soft Transitional Corset

Fig Leaf Patterns® 1021: 1790s Soft Transitional Corset

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It is a single layer corset made from two different fabrics. The front bust area

is made from a finer linen or cotton which adjusts at the neck line with a drawstring

and is pleated into the short body of the corset. The Main Body of the corset is a

heavier cotton or linen and is in three pieces with two short shoulder straps. The center

front under bust band controls the width of pleated Bosom piece. The side/back

of the corset is in one piece with shoulder straps originally rising from both front and

back sections. What makes this soft corset unusual is the use of fan lacing for only eight eyelet

holes.

FIT

This soft, single layer corset would have been worn over a shift. More than likely

made at home with individualized adjustments for personal fit, this might have one of several

types of corset a woman would have in her wardrobe. With the newer emphasis on

freedom of movement, this corset provides minimal support and may not be for every figure.

FABRIC

Two different weights of fabric make up this simple

corset. The Front Bosom piece is made from a lighter and

finer weave, than the heavier body pieces.

CHOOSING SIZE

When deciding which size is correct for you to use,

measure your rib cage under your bust, preferably with

your shift on. If you have a fuller bust, you many want to

choose the next size up and alter through the bust gathers

and tucks in the main body when making your toile.

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