Basque Waist Bubble Sleeve Corset sewing pattern

SHELL: Light to medium-weight fabric with little to no stretch, such as plain cotton or crepe. Examples are sewn with cotton. LINING: Light to medium-weight fabric with NO stretch, such as plain cotton. Examples are sewn with cotton.

SHELL: 2.5 Yards (2.3 m) of at least 44” (1.12 m) Wide Fabric LINING: 1 Yard (0.91 m) of at least 44” (1.12 m) Wide Fabric

• 2.5 Yards (2.3 m) of 1/4” (6.35 mm) Elastic • 9 Yards (8.2 m) of 1/2” (12.7 mm) Single Fold or 1/4” (6.35 mm) Double Fold Bias Tape • Matching Thread • 14 Yards (14.63 m) of 12 mm Rigilene Boning* • 2 1/8 Yards (1.9 m) of Featherlite/Plastic Boning* • 1 Yard (0.91m) of 44” (1.12 m) Wide Heavy Weight Woven Fusible Interfacing** • Eyelets (I recommend eyelets with a 1/2” (12.7 mm) OUTER diameter)*** • 3-6 Yards (2.7-5.5 m) Ribbon or String (for the lace-up closure) *This corset calls for rigilene boning to be sewn hidden throughout the body of the lining, and featherlite boning to be sewn at the center back on either side of the eyelets. During the tutorial video, I talk about how to alter the construction if you would like to sew visible boning channels throughout the body of the corset, using only featherlite boning. **It can be challenging to find 44” wide heavy weight woven fusible interfacing. If you can’t obtain it, get 2 Yards (1.83 m) of 16” (0.41 m) wide heavy weight woven fusible interfacing. ***I used 26 eyelets, with a 12mm outer diameter and a 6mm inner diameter! The choice is mostly yours for quantity & size, but do not use eyelets with a larger outer diameter than 12mm.