Oct 15, 2019 11:44 PM
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ToWitIHaveNone
Zip ties are good and legal substitutes for the baleen that used to be used. If you plan on making a pair of stays like those, at least.
maclaglen
It's a corset, and probably bone.
DeviatedPrevert
lots of other people saying whale bones ... technically it would have been baleen, not bones
SkinnerTBD
whale bones.
HeresYourSauce
Whale bone, but modern corsets have steel boning, which we do use for bridges.
teddansondancinonmydick
I’m steel boning your mom.
RIxspacexCK
She’s inserted a stick (a yardstick?) down the corset to keep a posture straight while it gets tightened, but how will she remove it? Yikes!
It is called a “busk” and there’s a channel for it in the corset(AKA “stays”). You can google “busk images” to see some :)
Is this a fetish?
Lol, no- legit question, tho. I’m a re-enactor. Specifically American colonial period, so anywhen from 1590-1780.
ToWitIHaveNone
Zip ties are good and legal substitutes for the baleen that used to be used. If you plan on making a pair of stays like those, at least.
maclaglen
It's a corset, and probably bone.
DeviatedPrevert
lots of other people saying whale bones ... technically it would have been baleen, not bones
SkinnerTBD
whale bones.
HeresYourSauce
Whale bone, but modern corsets have steel boning, which we do use for bridges.
teddansondancinonmydick
I’m steel boning your mom.
RIxspacexCK
She’s inserted a stick (a yardstick?) down the corset to keep a posture straight while it gets tightened, but how will she remove it? Yikes!
ToWitIHaveNone
It is called a “busk” and there’s a channel for it in the corset(AKA “stays”). You can google “busk images” to see some :)
RIxspacexCK
Is this a fetish?
ToWitIHaveNone
Lol, no- legit question, tho. I’m a re-enactor. Specifically American colonial period, so anywhen from 1590-1780.