Don't like your figure? This is not uncommon. It's hard for a woman to please. She should always be in shape, she should always have a thin waist and high breasts. This is what is considered an ideal figure. From a woman's point of view.
Instructions
Step 1
It is women who have been the main clients of tailors throughout the ages. And to cater to women, the tailors invented corsets - special clothing that tightened what needed to be pulled and supported what needed to be supported. Corsets made women look like an hourglass, but they had a thin waist and high breasts.
Step 2
Modern corsets are not as brutal as they were in the Middle Ages. Today it is not customary to pull the waist down to the size of the lover's neck, as it was before. However, having a waist is still fashionable today. Therefore, corsets are sewn today in order to slightly correct the figure in some places.
Step 3
To sew a lingerie corset, you first need to make a pattern. Take some measurements of your figure and measure the circumference under the bust (the centimeter goes at the level of the lower plank of the bra), the circumference of the waist. A centimeter covers your waist where you choose to position your waist.
Step 4
If you want to tighten your waist, then reduce this size by the required number of centimeters, only within reasonable limits. Hip circumference - a centimeter runs along the protruding bones, the distance from the waist line to a point under the chest, the length of the product below the waist - measured along the side line from the waist to the bottom of the product, the length of the product below the waist along the abdomen - measured in a sitting position with a ruler from waist to bottom belly so that the ruler does not get in the way.
Step 5
The simplest underwear corset consists of seven parts: a back part with a fold, the side part of the back - 2 parts, the side part of the front - 2 parts, in front - 2 parts, because the lacing will be located here. Take a piece of paper (preferably graph paper) and build a rectangular grid for the future pattern. The width of the mesh is equal to the half-girth of the hips, the length of the mesh is equal to the height of the product, which is the sum of the measurement of the distance from the waist to the chest plus the length of the product below the waist.
Step 6
Divide the horizontal line of the hips in half and draw a vertical line. This will be the sideline of the corset. Now on the left is in front of the corset, on the right is his butt. Divide the front of the corset in half and draw a vertical line. Divide the back of the corset as well. Find the centers of the side pieces of the corset and draw a dotted line. From it you will postpone basic measurements.
Step 7
Divide the half-girth measurement under the bust by four and set aside the resulting centimeters on the upper segment. On the front details, the resulting centimeters are deposited from left to right from the extreme left point, on the sidewall details this number is equally located on both sides of the central dashed line (divided in half), on the back details 1/4 of the chest half-girth is deposited from right to left from the extreme right point.
Step 8
Likewise, set aside your waist measurements. Connect the lower points of the half-girth of the hips on each piece of the corset pattern upwards, respectively, with the points of the waist and the girth under the bust.
Step 9
Raise the height point to the chest on the back (extreme right upper point) by 2-3 cm up, lower the point of the product's length from the waist to the bottom along the back (extreme right lower point) by 2 cm down.
Step 10
Now with a smooth line (you can use a template), circle the resulting pattern along the top and bottom. Circle the side parts of the parts as they turned out after the calculations. Sign every detail. Keep in mind that there is one piece of the back, folded along the fold. She will also be cut only one.
