Modern
corset patterns
The best place to start with corsetry
These patterns teach real construction — not simplified shortcuts — through wearable silhouettes that still give you plenty of room for creativity and surface detail. Build the foundations here, then take them as far as you want.
Looking for a challenge?
Expand your corset making skills, with a collection of historic corset sewing patterns. Learn piping, busk insertion and more.
Create your first corset
Ideal for first-time corset makers and sewists who want a solid technical base before moving into more demanding historic work. You’ll learn structure, shaping, and clean finishing — and come away with something you’ll actually want to wear.
Best beginner corsets
Laila, Grace and Juliet are the clearest starting points in the collection. If this is your first corset, these are where to begin — well-structured projects that teach the fundamentals and set you up for everything that follows.
Statement silhouettes
Once the foundations are in place, Bella, Aurora, Carmen and Eva bring more visual drama.
Under-bust, longline, and over-bust silhouettes that expand what’s possible without stepping outside simple modern construction techniques.
Accessories
Not ready for a full corset?
Volante is a dramatic neck corset accessory — a standalone project that extends the styling potential of the collection and makes a strong statement on its own.