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Women's Victorian Era Clothing Patterns By Past Patterns page 2

Clothing Patterns on this page are from 1880's  to 1900's.

Past Pattern #P905

Pattern #P905     1883 Bodice of a Summer Day Dress

This pattern contains the bodice only. It was copied from an original in the Warren County Historical Society, Lebanon, Ohio. Historical notes are included. This bodice is worn with pattern #P906 skirt and #P907 overskirt.

Approximate yardage required for 45" wide fabric.

$16.00 Please choose size when ordering

Past Pattern #906

Pattern #906     1883 Skirt of a Summer Day Dress

This pattern contains the skirt only. It was copied from an original in the Warren County Historical Society, Lebanon, Ohio. Historical notes are included. This skirt is worn with pattern #P905 bodice and #P907 overskirt.

Approximate yardage required for 45" wide fabric.

Past Pattern #907

Pattern #907     1883 Over-Skirt (Tablier) of a Summer Day Dress

This pattern contains the over-skirt only. It was copied from an original in the Warren County Historical Society, Lebanon, Ohio. Historical notes are included. This skirt is worn with pattern #P905 bodice and #P906 skirt.

Approximate yardage required for 45" wide fabric on all sizes is 3 yards

$13.00 (please choose size when ordering)

Past Pattern #P903

The full skirt is gathered into a flattering point at the waist front. Hidden fan and watch pockets. Two collar and two sleeve options. Cotton calico or light weight wool. Multi-sized pattern 10-20.

Past Pattern #P904

Past Pattern #P301

Worn by Frances Arnold at her marriage to William Chaddock on June 21, 1893. The gown was ordered from Marshall Fields in Chicago, IL. Wear the Bodice with skirt. This pattern is for the bodice only. Bridal satin. Multi-sized  pattern sizes 8-20 

Approximate yardage required for 45" wide fabric.

  $17.00

Past Pattern #P207

These two bodices represent the tailored and frills styles of the Gay 90’s. The small gigot sleeves are particularly attractive to create a broad shoulder line, which in turn gives the illusion of a smaller waist. Changeable silk taffeta, satin, cotton calico or light weight wool. Multi sized pattern sizes 8-20.

Past Pattern #P208

Because this skirt is not gored, it is quick and easy View A to sew. It is the skirt worn with 207 tailored bodice. This style of skirt, which fits smoothly over the hips, was popular from the mid 1890’s. Changeable silk, taffeta, satin, cotton calico or light weight wool. Multi-sized pattern sizes 8-20.

Past Pattern #P112

The lace overlay is constructed over a petticoat lining. The gown is quite simple under all the heavy lace appliqués, net and applied floral trim. The floral trim patterns are included. Silk taffeta. It is preferred that you wait for the pattern to purchase the lace overlay. Multi-sized pattern sizes 10-16.

Past Pattern #P213

The “Hour Glass” silhouette of the 1880’s and 1890’s was achieved by wearing this corset or one similar to it. Fully boned. Multi-sized pattern 8-26 in B, C, & D cups.

Approximate yardage required for 45" wide fabric.