Pattern Drafting Made Easy (ish) | Regency Short Stays
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- čas přidán 1. 07. 2024
- Want to make a Bridgerton corset? I'm here to help! while I can't guarantee that this regency era stays pattern will fit you perfectly (spoiler, it probably won't) I do think its a great place to start, and should take too much alteration. (its also a great first pattern to draft if you're a beginner at creating your own patterns! if you'd like to see how I constructed these you can see in my last video, although it wasn't a tutorial so it may be a little hard to follow...Anyways, I hope you enjoy this video!
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00:00 intro
00:34 the measurements
3:03 drafting the front
7:53 gore, gusset, whatever you want to call it
9:10 back panel
11:33 back to the gores
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A few mistakes I made in this video:
1. my gore size calculation doesn’t lineup in this video, The original measurements i used to draft the stays were bust 32, under bust 28, hence the gores being about an inch, but with the measurements I used in this video they would be closer to half an inch.
2. When measuring the back strap with you should subtract your lacing gap. I completely forgot this.
I’m so excited to make this but like a stays binder.
I'm so glad I'm not the only one who patterns like this. I always see people being extremely precise and I love that but have no idea how they do it! I treat sewing as more of an art than a formula if that makes sense.
Only a little confusing, but I went back and watched the construction video again, then I understood what you were doing. Thanks.
Looking forward to trying this.
It was a tad confusing, but usually (for me) that resolves itself, once I actually do the steps. Lots of rain next week, so perfect timing!
oh no! my drafting process is a little chaotic so that's understandable. Hopefully things make more sense once they're on paper but if you have any questions don't hesitate to ask! (Instagram may be a better platform for those questions because you can send pictures)
I was just wanting this!! Thank you!!
So helpful! I just finished making a regency dress and needed the right undergarments. Thank you!
Ah! Thank you so much for sharing! I'm hoping I'll be able to give your pattern a try soon. 😁
Wonderful! Thank you for making this!!!
Great drafting tips - I will definitely be using these tips later this year for my first Regency video! On another note, can I just say that I was distracted by your earrings the entire time! Like in a good way! I love how they are different from one another but complementary in weight and tone 😍
the art deco potential in your gore point explanation and diagramming
Thank you! ❤️
you're welcome!
Thi was pretty much my plan but I really benefitted seeing your thinking as well.
I have a the exact opposite problem to you.
I have a very large bust:waist
What I’ve seen others do to figure out gores is put the mock-up on and cut the lines and add and pin fabric as needed.
And adjust how deep to cut as well.
Did you try that? and do you have blog/ video reccomendations? I have the same problem :/
omg u r so lovely!!!! just subscribed
Brilliant.
Hi ! I hope you'll see this but i watched the video twice and i might have just missed it but what type of fabric do you recommend using for these ? I really want to try to make it with my very different measurements !
Hi, I like your conversation, bit can I see more of how you put the dress together? Please?
Oops, can you attach the link to the construction video? Maybe in the comments? ❤️
czcams.com/video/Or0XW5q12Us/video.html
it should be there if you click on the little "i" in the top right corner
WHAT IS A GOR😭😭😬