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MISSES' CORSET: Lined, close-fitting corset has neck and lacing variations, self binding and purchased eyelets. B: peplum. C, D: pleated back peplum. NOTIONS: Corset A, B, C, D: Eyelets: Ten for A and B, Eighteen for C, Eighty-six for D and 1/8" - 1/4" Ribbon or Cord: 1.625 yds. for A and B, 2.75 yds. for C and 8.75 yds. for D. Also for B: Three Briolette Jewels. FABRICS: Silk Broadcloth, Damask, Linen, Tapestry and Brocade. Lining and Binding: Silk Broadcloth and Cotton Broadcloth. Unsuitable for obvious diagonals or uneven plaids. Allow extra fabric to match even plaids or stripes. Use nap yardages/layouts for pile, shaded or one-way design fabrics. *with nap. **without nap. No provision made for above waist adjustment. Combinations: AA(6-8-10-12), EE(14-16-18-20) MULTI-SIZED FOR CUSTOM FIT
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