Pattern cover of a sewing pattern showing the simulation and schematic sketch of a 1900s inspired corset cover

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This sewing pattern for a corset cover is inspired by the lingerie styles of 1907. I’ve recreated this design based on an original pattern featured in La Mode Illustrée of that year. The result is a pattern that captures the graceful elegance and detail of early 20th-century undergarments.

This pattern offers two variations — a short and a long version — allowing you to tailor your project to your desired style. Whether you’re seeking to recreate an authentic 1907 look or simply appreciate the refined craftsmanship of the era, this corset cover pattern serves as an excellent foundation for your historically inspired wardrobe.

Hi There!

This is Nany the founder of Ankany– I am a textile designer with a great fascination for historical clothing and textiles. Welcome to my world (and wardrobe), where I combine bright colors, historical styles, and textile techniques.

And since I love to share my experiences, I do so through my YouTube videos, the blog as well as sewing patterns, which you can find in my shop.

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Inspired by Originals

My patterns are mostly inspired by antique garments and sewing patterns.

Graded Patterns

The patterns are available in sizes 36 to 54 and each one can be printed separately.

All Important Markers

The patterns include all markers such as button and hook placement, notches, and seam allowances.

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