Truly Victorian Patterns
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These patterns have a full range of sizes in each package
This bodice has a peplum in the back to give a basque effect for over a bustle. The neck can be either square, or high. The sleeve is a wide, two-piece coat sleeve, full or 3/4 length. The closure is in the center front. $11.00
This off-the-shoulder bodice has a pleated basque in back to fit over a bustle, and a point in the front. The sleeve is a small pouf with a band. The closure is in the center front. $12.00
This apron is flat in front, and has wide sashes that tie over the bustle and hang down the back. A great casual overskirt taken from an 1873 Butterick pattern catalog $6.50
This pattern contains two separate skirt/apron combinations. Skirt A has a full apron with 4 sashes hanging down the back.. Skirt B has a lightly swaged front apron and back poufs. Fits over a bustle. $24.00
A bodice and overskirt in one garment. Has a basque back with poufs. Buttons down the center front and falls into two points. High or square neckline. Sleeve is a pleated bell. Intermediate/advanced skill level. $18.00
The apron is lightly swaged with pleats at the side. The side back has pleated drapes that hang loosely down the sides of the bustle. Two sashes hang down the center back. The closure is in the center back. $7.50
This skirt has double aprons in front and decorative side trimmings. The top back can have poufs, or without, and a very full train is attached behind the knees. Fits over a bustle. $24.00
This is the basic walking length underskirt, perfect for under just about everything. Five gores in the front and a full width in the back, and an optional ruffle. Optional pocket. Fits over a bustle. $12.50
The classic bustle overskirt, better in life than the drawing. Swaged in front and poufs behind. Can be made with rounded edges or square. Closure in the left side seam. Fits over a bustle. $8.50
This pattern contains 4 individual petticoats, suitable for 1870-1897. Can have either a full or slim front, fit over a bustle or no bustle. Center back closure with drawstring. Optional tucks on the flounces. $8.50
An absolute must for bustle styles. This petticoat has a center front closure, and hoop bones built into the back. Will support the heaviest of hoop skirts, without getting in the way. Ruffles down the back soften the wires. $12.50
This is a princess seamed gown with an optional Watteaux back. Designed for casual wear at tea and breakfast. Button closure the entire length of center front. Fitted sleeves and mandarin collar. $23.50
This petticoat bustle is based on an actual garment as seen in Harper's Bazaar magazine. This pattern will create a large sized bustle,perfect for the large, almost hoop-like fashions of 1869-1875. This petticoat has a center front closure, and 5 hoop bones built into the back, and two bones around the entire hem. $9.00
This is a semi-fitted jacket that hangs open in front, usually worn over a blouse. It has two styles, one crop length with rounded collar. The other, waist length with a square collar. The main body is in three pieces Back, Side Back, and Front. The front is fitted with a single dart. The sleeve is in two pieces, fitted to well above the elbow and with a full sleeve head. Fully lined, this jacket is not boned, and can be worn with or without a corset. $10.00
This skirt is very slim in front with 3 gores. the back is tied behind the knees on a shear tape and the train is shaped with a fan gores.Center back closure. great as a formal underskirt. looks best when fully decorated. $14.50
