TVE01 Sewing Pattern for 1903 Edwardian Corset Truly Victorian new uncut

Description

This corset pattern is based on the styles seen in 1903.   It has the
low, full bust and long hip needed to create the “pigeon breast” look
that was popular from 1902 – 1909.  The corset is available in three
heights; high bust, medium bust, and low bust, and comes in bust sizes
A-DD.  The hip is in three lengths:  long, medium, and short.  Also
included are patterns for a hip pad and bust forms, which are needed to
help finish out the figure.   The instructions are for a single layer
corset, which was the most typical of the period.
This pattern is recommended for persons with previous corset making experience.
Sizing and Yardage Information:
All the sizes are included, as given below.
Sizing*
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
DD Bust
32″
34″
36″
38″
40″
42″
44″
46″
48″
50″
52″
54″
56″
58″
D Bust
31″
33″
35″
37″
39″
41″
43″
45″
47″
49″
51″
53″
55″
57″
C Bust
30″
32″
34″
36″
38″
40″
42″
44″
46″
48″
50″
52″
54″
56″
B Bust
29″
31″
33″
35″
37″
39″
41″
43″
45″
47″
49″
51″
53″
55″
A Bust
28″
30″
32″
34″
36″
38″
40″
42″
44″
46″
48″
50″
52″
54″
Waist
19″
21″
23″
25″
27″
29″
31″
33″
35″
37″
39″
41″
43″
45″
Full Hip
9″ below waist
32″
34″
36″
38″
40″
42″
44″
46″
48″
50″
52″
54″
56″
58″
Corset
45/60″ wide
1 Yard – all sizes – Coutil, canvas, drill, etc.
Hip and Bust pads
1/2 yard – all sizes – Muslin, broadcloth, linen, etc.
* Measurements given in the chart are “as laced,” and include 2″ gap
and allowance for fabric “give”. If using your unlaced waist measure,
subtract 2-4″ before using the above chart.
Notions:
Corset Busk, 6 yard corset string, 1
package extra wide double fold bias tape to match fabric (very large
sizes may need 2 packages), minimum of 3 yards of 3/4″ bone casing, 
grommets (00 size works best), 32-40 white spring steel ¼” wide stays,
depending on size.  Do not use spiral stays.  Fiber fill for padding,
and 2 -3 yards tie string for hip pad.