Victorian Corset in Gold Arcs on Black Les Modes and I looked through my

and I looked through my entire collection to find the perfect shape to make these paper teacups and saucers

Materials: Korean paper and cotton floss on cotton paper

Based on a 1754 illustration of Testudo marina viridis (Green Turtle) from ‘The Natural History of Carolina

held by the Metropolitan Museum of Art (accession 1971

This pink and white Elizabethan dress is made from Japanese paper embellished with glass beads and metallic thread

Victorian Corset in Gold Arcs on Black Les Modes and I looked through myI've always loved the look of a corset, whether it's the flat funnel shape of the Tudor and Georgian periods, or the exaggerated curves and nipped in waist of the Victorian era. Show your love for corsets with one cut from paper and hand embroidered, ready to frame and hang on your wall. This corset is based on a design from the 1877 catalogue of New York store O. Jones. The corset is 3 inches tall, stitched by hand on 5x7 inch watercolour paper,