Folk Stays Pattern ~ mothers of timeThis pattern takes inspiration from 18th century Norwegian folk stays which were made and worn by everyday people for every day life. The stays flare beautifully over the hips in curved tabs and create a smooth, conical silhouette. Unlike court stays of the same era that may have up to 12 body panels, these beautiful bodies are made up with only 5 which make this pattern very approachable for beginning corsetieres. Detailed instructions for modern or

Soda fired creamer with snake goddess 🕯

Dusty rose linen binding

Measurements when laced fully closed are 36” bust and 29” waist

Long tapered puff sleeves with lace trimmed cuffs

Vintage green wool pavlovo posad scarf with vibrant pink rose motif

This beautifully illuminated pattern doubles as art for your studio walls

Cotton bloomers with eyelet lace ruffle and elastic waist + cuffs

waist is about 29” when fully closed

Soda fired creamer with clovers

Sheer polyester crepe blouse with full sleeves and double flounced neck ruffle

waist 32” • skirt 37” long • Kirtle bodices are lined with two layers of cotton corset coutil and feature boning along the lacing panel for shape and support • cut from vintage percale

• vintage toile panels dyed with green pecan husks • cotton flannel back • ribbon detailing • striped rose reverse • 3/8” bones for extra support • canvas inner lining •