Recreating Cider’s Corset Hoodie But *HiStOriCaLLy aCcUrAte* (from FREE patterns) #corsettop

Take that, Facebook: I’ll make it myself! Cider’s CORSET HOODIE ads have been popping up left and right in my targeted ads lately (if your algorithm is anything like mine, I am sure you can relate) and I was intrigued by the concept of combining fashion’s least and most restrictive garments into one single item, so, well here we are. Now naturally I had to make my OWN corset hoodie, because why would I give Cider my money when I can make something of higher quality for faster than it’d take to ship to me?! So I start out by looking at what *other* corset hoodies are out there on the market, which elements I like and which I would rather leave on the cutting room floor (literally, lol) and then I proceed to sew this ridiculous piece of clothing from a combination of two FREE Mood patterns, which I will link below. What is the resulting garment? Is it historical clothing? Well, obviously not, although with the quasi click-baity title, just wait for all the Historical Costuming folks to jump in to point out that no, my corset hoodie is NOT historically accurate, which, like... duh? It’s more along the lines of history-bounding inspired comfort clothing than it is actual historical costuming, although to be fair, I did bind the bottom edge AND floss my corset with a fairly traditional embroidery pattern, so like... 4% Historically Accurate? If YOU want to recreate your OWN corset hoodie, be sure to check out my Behind the Seams video for this project, I’ll be sure to go over my thoughts on several... interesting... steps of the sewing journey, some tips and tricks, stuff like that which will hopefully make your own journey a bit smoother. ---------------------- Support the channel and become a monthly Ko-fi supporter for behind-the-scenes updates, closer looks at sources cited, monthly vlogs, bonus corgi content, and more! ------- ☕ Support the channel: 📸 The ’Gram: ------- PATTERNS USED: 1. 2. #corsettop #corsethoodie