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Corset Jacket With Peak Collar - Sewing Lab Milano
Corset Jacket With Peak Collar - Sewing Lab Milano
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The construction is quite interesting because it mixes details of both types of garment. The
bottom part has classic corset construction with panels and bones, while the upper part
has a classic collar, a dart manipulation and a 2 pieces sleeve.
You can sew it in any medium weight fabric, paying attention to add interlining to support
collar and corset shapes.
Start from a basic block with darts. You can choose wearing ease according to the fit you
prefer and fabric you use, but we suggest 8cm at bust circumference, 2 to 0cm at
underbust and waist. We wouldn't make it with negative wearing ease as you would
normally do for a corset, but it's a personal choice.
Step 1
First, redraw the hemline extending it by 5-8cm below waistline in center front.
Step 2
Draw the underbust line on front and draw the waist dart 3cm wide from hem to underbust,
then shape it as you normally do up to bust point.
Step 3
Extend the underbust line all the way in te back, then on back:
shape the center reducing 1cm at waist and blending at center back neck
redraw the waist dart narrower by that 1cm and shorter, so it does not affect the jacket
upper section.
On front, draw the bottom part of waist dart slanted toward center front as shown.
Step 4
upper back
2 back corset pieces
upper front
2 front corset pieces.
Step 5
Then, cut through underbust dart on front piece and close shoulder dart. Here, the grainline
is the original center front.
Step 6
It starts at center front on underbust line and extends up to a point 1,5 to 2,5cm inward from
high point shoulder. This changes the amount the collar ‘stands’.
Draw the lapel shape as you like it on the left side of the line (as you will see the lapel when
wearing the jacket).
Step 7
Mirror the lapel shape according to the roll line to draw it on the right side of it.
On front and back jacket pieces, raise shoulder point by 1cm and move it outward by 1,5cm –
this adds room for shoulder pads. Redraw the armholes.
Step 9
Add a 2 pieces sleeve, trace a copy for facing and your new pattern is ready!
We suggest a light to medium weight, knit fusible interfacing for all corset pieces and
collar/lapel ones.
Remember to add staytape to the seams and to lapel fold line, so it will sit closer to your body
(it doesn’t fit great in this photo – maybe it’s the posture – you can do better!)
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