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Edwardian Louis XV Corset 3
Altering a premade Edwardian pattern is difficult, so the ability to draft one from scratch saves a big headache! Part three...
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Edwardian Louis XV Corset 2
Drafting the front of a beautiful S-bend corset pattern from the Edwardian era, called "Louis XV corset in nine pieces".