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Alright, these are some of the corsets I will be selling in the next couple weeks, I have prolly half a dozen more to list soon. If you are interested at all in any of them, feel free to ask questions or make an offer! I am hoping that these go to loving homes and will consider most offers. They were all made as part of my personal collection but, due to the fact that I am pregnant with my second baby, I can't wear them for at least a year and I have no idea what shape or size I will be when this is over. I am 5'6" and approx 36/27/37. All are made with spiral steel boning and quality busks. I live in a smoke free pet free home. They have been worn only one time unless otherwise stated. And now, on to the details!
I am absolutely IN LOVE with this one, I would not give it up if I had any hope that it will still fit after the baby is born, but luckily I have enough of this to make myself another one when my shape returns ;). The waist measures about 23.5" fully laced, I was approximately a b/c cup when I wore it.
This is another one that I LOVE (actually, they all are, but still) I got TONS of compliments when I wore this last July 4 to a club night!! It measures 24" at the waist.
This is an incredible outfit for a pin-up/vintage look. The corset has a halter strap attached and measures 23.5" fully closed. The skirt is included (of course, it polishes the look!) It falls to upper calf and was made from a vintage sewing pattern (I collect them). This outfit was to die for, and has actually been worn twice (I rarely rewear things, I know it is odd)
I noticed after taking all the other pictures that I had forgotten to hook the hook and eye at the top of the busk, so I did so and took one more picture to show what it looks like hooked properly
This is a cincher skirt set, the fabric is SO cute and the skirt looks killer with a petticoat under it. The cincher measures 25" at the waist. This set was so cute and comfortable I wore it 3(!!!) times.
I made this corset along with a number of others for a special welcome home party for one of our soldiers! It is a soft furry material and is a great way to show our support for our troops (tee hee). The front waist has 3 sets of D rings that can be laced up (as in the picture) or worn with little padlocks on them (my husband, the magician, stole the padlocks I wore with it, but they are easy enough to find). The waist measure 25.5 fully laced.
I was just playing around with this one, it was probably the 15th or so corset I had made. I love the set and it is quite whimsicle (plus it looks GREAT with purple and black striped accessories (tights/bracelets, etc). It cinches slightly and holds in place well, but I would not recommend it for anyone wanting much more than a fashion corset (trying to be honest, It is really adorable, but I have come A LONG WAY in my skills since I made it). The waist measures 24.5 inches and due to the length of the laces, I wouldn't recommend having it more than 1 - 1.5 inches open at the back (I was about the largest I would recommend for it at a 27-28 inch waist, course I am not terribly squishy either) The skirt and laces feature the cheshire cat from Alice In Wonderland, SO cute!!
Lastly, (for now) was my halloween costume from a few years ago. I was rainbow bright and was SO proud of making this outfit!! It looks great with rainbow legwarmers and armwarmers and I even managed to turn my hair yellow for the event (course I regretted that since I couldn't get my normal red back for a couple years!) This one, like the one above, is sturdy but not recommended for much waist reduction. It is actually made of a solid blue corset, the red part wraps over the front busk parts and has grommets in the back to lace in with the regular lacing. The waist measures 27" (I made it before I realized that the sewing pattern I was using wasn't sized for any reduction at all)
I am sure I am missing information on this, so if you have ANY questions or want better pictures, feel free to ask!! I will probably be listing more in the next week or so (we are still unpacking from our move and I find more things every day that I had forgotten I had made).
I am absolutely IN LOVE with this one, I would not give it up if I had any hope that it will still fit after the baby is born, but luckily I have enough of this to make myself another one when my shape returns ;). The waist measures about 23.5" fully laced, I was approximately a b/c cup when I wore it.
This is another one that I LOVE (actually, they all are, but still) I got TONS of compliments when I wore this last July 4 to a club night!! It measures 24" at the waist.
This is an incredible outfit for a pin-up/vintage look. The corset has a halter strap attached and measures 23.5" fully closed. The skirt is included (of course, it polishes the look!) It falls to upper calf and was made from a vintage sewing pattern (I collect them). This outfit was to die for, and has actually been worn twice (I rarely rewear things, I know it is odd)
I noticed after taking all the other pictures that I had forgotten to hook the hook and eye at the top of the busk, so I did so and took one more picture to show what it looks like hooked properly
This is a cincher skirt set, the fabric is SO cute and the skirt looks killer with a petticoat under it. The cincher measures 25" at the waist. This set was so cute and comfortable I wore it 3(!!!) times.
I made this corset along with a number of others for a special welcome home party for one of our soldiers! It is a soft furry material and is a great way to show our support for our troops (tee hee). The front waist has 3 sets of D rings that can be laced up (as in the picture) or worn with little padlocks on them (my husband, the magician, stole the padlocks I wore with it, but they are easy enough to find). The waist measure 25.5 fully laced.
I was just playing around with this one, it was probably the 15th or so corset I had made. I love the set and it is quite whimsicle (plus it looks GREAT with purple and black striped accessories (tights/bracelets, etc). It cinches slightly and holds in place well, but I would not recommend it for anyone wanting much more than a fashion corset (trying to be honest, It is really adorable, but I have come A LONG WAY in my skills since I made it). The waist measures 24.5 inches and due to the length of the laces, I wouldn't recommend having it more than 1 - 1.5 inches open at the back (I was about the largest I would recommend for it at a 27-28 inch waist, course I am not terribly squishy either) The skirt and laces feature the cheshire cat from Alice In Wonderland, SO cute!!
Lastly, (for now) was my halloween costume from a few years ago. I was rainbow bright and was SO proud of making this outfit!! It looks great with rainbow legwarmers and armwarmers and I even managed to turn my hair yellow for the event (course I regretted that since I couldn't get my normal red back for a couple years!) This one, like the one above, is sturdy but not recommended for much waist reduction. It is actually made of a solid blue corset, the red part wraps over the front busk parts and has grommets in the back to lace in with the regular lacing. The waist measures 27" (I made it before I realized that the sewing pattern I was using wasn't sized for any reduction at all)
I am sure I am missing information on this, so if you have ANY questions or want better pictures, feel free to ask!! I will probably be listing more in the next week or so (we are still unpacking from our move and I find more things every day that I had forgotten I had made).