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DietCokeFiend — Absinthe Corset, Revisited II
Published: 2009-04-11 07:53:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 2024; Favourites: 15; Downloads: 58
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I made a comment in my last uploading of this piece that I still wasn't done. This time around, I flossed the ends of the boning. While I realize it's not the traditional style, I like mine because I wove the strands together where they meet.I'm done touching this thing for a long while. If I decide to add to it some more, I'll have to justify it by actually wearing it again.
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Ooh! I don't know if I got a chance to comment on you wearing it, but I did see it - and man, this is really a great corset job!
I think the stitching of the bones down is wonderful - I actually thought, at first, that it was intentional embroidery to look like fairy wings!
The amount of boning in it is just awesome, too
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Thank you lady!
The particular "style" of embroidery is actually functional as well as visually interesting 
I like a lot of boning. Being squishy, I feel like it keeps things in place more. And the boning in this is a combination of flats and spirals (and lacing bones in the front).
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Awesome construction, and the color is PERFECT for absinthe. <3 I also love the little detail stitching.
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It still has its flaws, but each project sheds more light on how to improve. And as I told a previous commenter, I was also contemplating an emerald green because it looks better for my skin than the funky limey shade here. Thanks for the comment and the fave!
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I agree the colour is amazing! And so are the details
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Thanks! I was on the fence about the shade when I was going through initial plans. I'm glad I stuck with this one now instead of the original emerald I was thinking about. And thanks for adding this to your faves
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It looks very good
I love the color fabric you used.
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Thank you very much
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