HELP ME, HELP ME, HELP ME

[CelticBombshell]

I am so comfused. I'm looking for solid steel boing and i went to the sight reccommended by you guys and I was just wondering if the 1/2" white boing IS the solid steel or do I need to call or what.

Pulling out my hair
Mel :?: :augh: :sigh:

P.S. I need a drink AAAACCCCKKKK! Learning to read patterns from my gran heeeeeeeeeeeelllllllllllllllppppppppp mmmmmmmmmeeeeeeeeeeee!

[emalia]

Usually White Bone is spring steel bone. If it is plastic, they usually specify that. :) Does that help?

Take a deep breath and calm down.. Sometimes a glass of wine helps the directions seem more clear. :D

[Kiza]

And remember, ripping stitches is all part of the learning process . . . :D

Kiza
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[Ysobelle]

(Insert soothing voice here) Yes, 1/2" white boning is the solid steel kind. It's the best, honest, for the period we do. Spiral steels are really best for the really hour-glassy, curvy corsets of Victorian and Edwardian days.

You'll work up to them one day, my heart. It's a one-way path. MUHAHAHAHHAHAHAA!

If you ever have any questions about boning--er, buying corset bones, just call Delicious Corsets and talk to Psydde or Amy. They're sweethearts and very knowledgeable.