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and I were there promoting our local LARP group Inritius Alliance (ialarp.com) Hopefully I did my part to make a good impression for Canadian LARPing.
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And hell yeah IA! I'm familiar due to the fact that I'm a stupidly newb member
I used industrial sized zap straps for plastic boning, and for this corset I used two layers of fabric: inside is canvas, and the outside is white 'Daytona' vinyl.
Second of all: On a scale of 1 to OMG DEATH how difficult was it to make?
(is looking into making something similar but has NO idea)
The corset was the most involved part of the entire outfit. I had to custom make the pattern because my bust size is so ridiculous, and I didn't want to buy a good white steel-boned piece from my usual favourite maker (www.deadlyfetish.com) I don't usually wear white. As always I should have taken in the sizing more, but I always think I'm being silly when I take down the waist measurements.
The straps are actually a separate front and back piece so that I could put on the dress, do up the corset, and THEN pin them. It meant that they always sat properly.
I'd love to try a version with an under-bust cincher instead, but it would be hilarious and I'd have to be more careful about the dress design. I could always pin it as a nice cowl-necked peplos of course and eliminate all the measuring