Butterick B5662 - Historical Corset & Bodice Pattern (18th-19th Century)
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- Printed paper cutouts
- Difficulty level: average
- Including seam allowance (except Burda)
- Languages: German, English, and French
The B5662 pattern from the Making History® series by Butterick impressively brings the fascination of 18th and 19th-century historical fashion to life. The pattern offers four elegant corset variations that create authentic silhouettes for costume parties, theater productions, or experimental fashion projects.
The designs impress with thoughtful details such as front and back lacing, an elegant pointed shape, and the choice between strapless or decorative ruffles. Each design combines historical grace with wearable construction and invites a fresh interpretation of timeless elegance.
Fabric recommendations:
Suitable fabrics include cotton, cotton blends, silk, satin, twill, and light brocade. For corsets, brocade and sturdy decorative fabrics are also suitable. For lining, cotton, cotton blends, silk, satin, or classic lining fabric are recommended. Fabrics with a pronounced diagonal weave are not suitable.
3) Recommended Combination
The corsets can be perfectly combined with historical skirts, petticoats, or chemises. Depending on the era and occasion, scarves, jackets, or accessories can be added to create a harmonious overall look for reenactment, theater, or cosplay.
📜 4) Historical Context
Corsets and bodices were central components of women's fashion in the 18th and 19th centuries. They shaped the silhouette, emphasized the waist, and served as both underwear and a visible fashion element. The patterns shown here are based on typical constructions of these eras and reflect their aesthetic ideals.
This is included in your cut:
- Illustrated and described work steps
- Sewing instructions
- Cutting plan
- Material consumption
Seam and hem allowances of 1.5 cm are included in the pattern (except: BURDA STYLE)
EU responsible person/manufacturer/importer:
VOGUE Patterns / Butterick / McCALLS / KnowMe / Simplicity / KwikSew:
Manufacturer:
IG Design Group Americas Inc. Atlanta. GA. 30342 USA Contact: sewdirect@dga-intl.com
Responsible person:
IG Design Group BV 7903 AK Hoogeveen Netherlands Contact: igdesigngroup.eu EU Importer: Cremer GmbH & Co. KG 53879 Euskirchen Germany Contact: info@cremer-kg.de
BURDA Style:
Verlag Aenne Burda GmbH & Co. KG Hubert-Burda-Platz 2 77652 Offenburg Germany Contact: burdastyle@burdadirect.de
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