Persis Corset (1907–1911) Pattern || #2302

Difficulty: Expert   The Persis Corset is a gorgeous late Edwardian corset featuring dramatic swooping front panels and an elegantly curvaceous silhouette.  It's inspired by the transitional corsets sold between 1907-1911, as the fashionable shape changed from the exaggerated curves of the early Edwardian era to the slim lines of the 1910s.   The Persis comes with three bust sizes (Small (A-B), Medium (C-D) & Large (DD/E+)) and two waist-to-hip ratio (hip flare) size sets: ‘Average’ with a 14” difference between waist and hip, and ‘Slender’ with a 10” difference between waist and hip, as well as a guide to fitting and alterations, making it easy to get the perfect fit. Detailed fully illustrated instructions mean the Persis an excellent skill builder for sewers with some corsetmaking experience, or a good introduction to corsetmaking for the advanced sewer with no previous corsetmaking experienced. View A features a scooped front neckline that ends at the nipple, slightly raised ba