Once I had finished sewing the lining onto the corset I trimmed the seams to 1cm wide. This was so that when it comes to turning it inside out the seams will be flatter and more aesthetically pleasing. At the armholes I trimmed off slightly more and trimmed the corners off the perpendicular seams to stop the fabric bunching up at these areas.
Next, I turned the lining to the inside of the corset by pulling the fabric through a gap I left on the front left side. I needed to iron the corset flat at the seams so that none of the lining showed from the outside. I pinned the lining to the fabric leaving a small amount of the outer fabric visible to ensure no lining would be visible from the outside.
Once I had finished sewing the lining onto the corset I trimmed the seams to 1cm wide. This was so that when it comes to turning it inside out the seams will be flatter and more aesthetically pleasing. At the armholes I trimmed off slightly more and trimmed the corners off the perpendicular seams to stop the fabric bunching up at these areas.
Next, I turned the lining to the inside of the corset by pulling the fabric through a gap I left on the front left side. I needed to iron the corset flat at the seams so that none of the lining showed from the outside. I pinned the lining to the fabric leaving a small amount of the outer fabric visible to ensure no lining would be visible from the outside.
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