Truly Victorian sewing pattern for gored skirt pattern circa 1886-1887 TV382 New

Description

This
pattern is for an asymmetrical front and back drapery that can be added
to the TV382 Four Gore Underskirt pattern. It is suitable for the years
1885-1889, and was especially popular in 1886 and 1887. The front apron
has vertical pleats at the waist on the left hand side, and horizontal
pleats on the right hand side. The back is the same, with vertical
pleats on the left and horizontal pleats on the right. The drapery may
be of matching fabric, or contrasting fabric.
This drapery is usually cut on the cross grain, and works well with
border prints or edged fabrics, like lace. If using 54″ wide fabric,
then the drapery can be cut on the straight of grain instead, as you
prefer.
Sizing and Yardage Information:
All the sizes are included, as given below.
A-B
C-D
E-F
G-H
I-J
K-L
M-N
Waist
20″-22″
24″-26″
28″-38″
33″-34″
36″-38″
40″-42″
44″-46′
Hip
30″-32″
34″-36″
38″-40″
42″-44″
46″-48″
50″-52″
54″-56″
Front Drapery
1 3/8 yd
1 1/2 yd
1 5/8 yd
Back Drapery
1 3/4 yd
TV261 Skirt
2 2/3 yd
3 1/4 yd
3 2/3 yd
Yardages given are with nap.
Notions:
Hook and eye closures, 2 yards tie strings (may use ribbon, tape, etc.)