1885 Chemise and Drawers Sewing Pattern

1885 Chemise and Drawers Sewing Pattern
- Sewing Pattern to make 1885 Chemise and Drawers in sizes: Multisized 30-52" Bust.
- Great for Victorian, Western Expansion, Wild West, SASS, or Western Cowboy Impression
- Excellent Victorian Underwear, Victorian Bustle Era, Victorian Dressing Underthings
Sewing Pattern for 1885 Chemise and Drawers. The chemise is very simple and comfortable enough to wear under any garment. Taken from an original pattern of 1885, it fits well under off-the-shoulder evening wear as well as day wear. The neckline is low and wide, and fitted with a drawstring ribbon. The drawers have a semi-fitted waistband with side button closures. A drawstring back allows for easy fitting. The crotch seam is left open and is finished with facings. The legs are finished with a band and ruffle, just below the knee. Recommended fabrics: Muslin, broadcloth, flannel, linen, silk, or other natural fiber materials. Sizing and Yardage Information: Multisized 30-52" Bust. Chemise 3 5/8 yards Drawers 3 yards Yardages given are with or without nap. Notions: Drawers: two buttons, 1Â½ yards drawstring. Chemise: 1 Â½ yards insertion lace, 2 yards ribbon.
Country USA
Brand Truly Victorian
Manufacturer Patterns of Time
ItemPartNumber TV102
Color Black, White (Sewing Pattern)
Size multi
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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