Truly Victorian Vintage Style 1880's Bustle Coat Sewing Pattern TV560 uncut

Description

This
coat pattern is perfect for the Late Bustle double breasted coat styles
of 1883 – 1889.
It is meant to be a winter outerwear coat, with batted
linings to keep you warm and snugly in cold weather.
The many style
variations given in the pattern will allow you to create a beautiful
coat in just about any style.
It has several length variations: hip,
thigh, knee, and ankle.
There are 2 sleeve styles; one is a coat sleeve,
and the other is a small bell sleeve which was especially popular
1887-1889.
Also included are 2 collar styles, a high storm collar and
roll collar with notched lapel.
This coat can be fitted with front
darts, or left as half fitted by omitting the darts.
This coat is
designed to fit over other garments, and over a bustle.
Sizing and Yardage Information:
The following yardages should be used for Fabric, Lining, and
Batting. If using a pre-quilted fabric, this will count as both the
lining and the batting together.
45″ with nap
45″ w/o nap
60″ with nap
60″ w/o nap
Hip Length
4 1/3 yards
4 1/3 yards
2 3/4 yards
2 2/3 yards
Thigh Lenth
5 3/4 yards
5 3/4 yards
3 2/3 yards
3 1/4 yards
Knee Length
7 yards
6 1/2 yards
4 3/4 yards
4 yards
Ankle
8 1/2 yards
8 1/4 yards
5 2/3 yards
5 2/3 yards
Yardages given are
approximate
only!
For lining, use broadcloth or calico.
For batting, use cotton or wool quilt batting, or poly pre-quilted solids/calicos.
Notions:
Buttons for closure, button cotter pins for false buttons, 2 yards ribbon or petersham.
All the sizes are included, as given below.
Sizing
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
Bust
30″
32″
34″
36″
38″
40″
42″
44″
46″
48″
50″
Waist
22″
24″
26″
28″
30″
32″
34″
36″
38″
40″
42″