Victorian bloomers pattern

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I found a link at Rebecca Brooks's Victorian Nonsense blog (a really great source of Victoria costuming ideas, particularly for those interested in Victorian childhood and culture) to Evange's patternless bloomers instructions. This is a wonderfully simple way to convert a fairly small length of fabric into great poufy bloomers! Rebecca made an alteration to Evange's original instructions that creates a little ruffle on the bottom edges of the bloomer legs. Because you can never have too…

Victorian 1856 Hand Sewn Yorkshire Linen Split or open crotch BloomersThere is a fabulous pin tucked deep border to the bottom edged with hand made Broidery Anglaise. The hem of the lace is scalloped and ornately embroidered. To the front are dainty pleats, a button waist to the rear.These bloomers

Hello! Victorian style bloomers. The pleats on the legs are elastic and very comfortable. You can wear it often throughout the year. Difficulty level is beginner. There is a detailed video tutorial. Even beginners can make it easily. Sewing is happiness. +A detailed full tutorial is included, making it easy even for beginners. + DETAILS + The seam allowance is already added to the pattern. You can select the size you want as a layer and print it. A full video tutorial is included. + Video…

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Striped lagenlook / steampunk style bloomers, in beige & dusty blue ticking stripe cotton twill with floral & paisley print ruffles and lace detail. Elastic waist, loose fit. MADE TO ORDER - please message me your measurements (waist, hip, in-seam length, calf) when ordering. Machine- or hand-wash at 40 C, with similar colours. Do not bleach. Ironing is not necessary, but you can iron it at cotton setting if you like.

Split Drawers? Pantaloons? Bloomers? What should we call them? 1869 Split Drawers Made of muslin and trimmed on the bottom with a strip of Nainsook worked in buttonhole stitch in a Grecian pattern, and with six stitched tucks of embroidered Nainsook insertions. Yardage - Approx 2 1/4 yds 45" wide http://www.agelesspatterns.com 1869 Lady's Drawers 26-34 Waist Made of fine dimity, gathered on the under edges and set into a binding, which is ornamented with several rows of stitching and edged…

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