evening gown dress patterns TSB-132 Ball Gown Sleeve Options Sewing Pattern, Mid- 19th Century, Civil War Era

evening gown dress patterns TSB-132 Ball Gown Sleeve Options Sewing Pattern, Mid- 19th Century, Civil War EraLots and lots of sleeve options! Pattern includes all the sleeves pictured: Short, Gathered, Petal, Flutter, Short Puffed, Cap, Bell, Petal and Puffed Combination and Cap and Puffed Combination. Plus variations and trim changes for each. Instructions are given to include the sleeve as part of the ball gown bodice construction, or to add the sleeve to a completed bodice, the recommended method as it gives you the option of changing or varying your

Lots and lots of sleeve options!

Pattern includes all the sleeves pictured: Short, Gathered, Petal, Flutter, Short Puffed, Cap, Bell, Petal and Puffed Combination and Cap and Puffed Combination. Plus variations and trim changes for each. Instructions are given to include the sleeve as part of the ball gown bodice construction, or to add the sleeve to a completed bodice, the recommended method as it gives you the option of changing or varying your sleeve without having to reconstruct your whole bodice.

  This pattern was designed as part of the “Ball Gown Series”. The aim of this series is to offer good basic patterns and lots of options and ideas to change and update your garments without having to make new dresses for each season. As discussed in the Basis Ball Gown Bodice, if you make your ball gown in a basic color and style you can utilize patterns like this to change the look of your outfit. The pattern fits particularly well with TSB-130 Basic Ball Gown Bodice and and TSD-302 Girls/ Teen Party Dress.
 
Sizing:
The pattern includes instructions for all sizes, from small to x-large.
 
Pattern Requirements:
The amounts and choice of fabrics and trims will depend on your desired Bertha

This listing is for a hard copy pattern and not a finished garment.