Pattern cover of a sewing pattern showing the simulation and schematic sketch of a Victorian sleeve crinoline
Four Schematic Renders of a sleeve crinoline
A woman showcases the medium-sized sleeve crinoline, from the front.
Woman wearing the large size sleeve crinoline.
Sleeve crinoline in the size S worn by a woman, from the front.
A woman showcases the medium-sized sleeve crinoline, from the back.
Woman wearing the large size sleeve crinoline.
Sleeve crinoline in the size S worn by a woman, from the back.
Size Guide and Fabric Requirements for the sleeve crinoline
A woman stands gracefully in a black sleeve crinoline.
Photograph showcasing a vintage corset cover complete with sleeve support.
A woman stands wearing a green Victorian cycling sweater.
A woman wearing a green cycling sweater, with sleeve support underneath.

0001 Sleeve Crinoline

13,00 €

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This sewing pattern for a sleeve crinoline is inspired by the silhouette of the 1890s and is supposed to give a supportive structure to the sleeve.

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Description

This sewing pattern, for a sleeve crinoline, is inspired by the elegant silhouette of the 1890s. I’ve crafted this design to solve the issue of my cycling sweaters lacking the desired shape. Drawing inspiration from historical garments showcased in various museums, I’ve created a pattern that not only ensures a flattering and structured fit but also captures the essence of the era.

While initially conceived to address the needs of cycling attire, this sleeve crinoline transcends its original purpose and serves as a versatile option for fashion enthusiasts of the era in general.
Whether you’re looking to embrace the cycling sweater trend or simply captivate the charm of the 1890s, this pattern provides a great foundation for creating historically inspired and sophisticated garments.

Suggested Fabrics:

Please be advised that the fabric suggestions provided are based on the historically materials used, but have also been adapted to accommodate modern fabrics. This ensures suitability for contemporary projects while maintaining the essence of the original designs.

Fabric

In the original instructions for a corset cover, a shirting fabric was recommended. Therefore, I suggest using any light woven fabric for this project. Poplin would be the best-suited option due to its smooth texture and durability.

Metal Boning

For the sleeve support, I recommend metal boning of 0,5 cm (0,2″) width as it offers flexibility in all dimensions. However, a stable metal wire could also be used. It’s important to adjust the boning channels according to the width of the wire to ensure proper shaping.

Skill Level:

Intermediate: Embark on an intermediate sewing journey with this pattern, which offers simplicity alongside the chance to expand your skills. While basic instructions are included, having a sewing book nearby for reference on more intricate techniques is advised. (Check my Skill Levels for more information.) While minimal instructions are provided, I recommend having a sewing book at hand for the more intricate techniques.

You purchase:

– 1 PDF – Pattern information: 12 pages
– 1 PDF – E-Pattern A4 and US letter with seam allowances: 17 pages
– E-pattern A0 for printing at a copy shop with seam allowances: 1 page
– Language: English

Included in this pattern package are essential PDF documents. Once a puzzle-like creation extracted from the pages of a magazine, I’ve transformed it into a comprehensive, full-size pattern ready for your modern sewing adventures. From clean, computer-drawn pattern shapes to yardage amounts, button placement and grain lines, I’ve ensured all the fundamentals are available. Utilize PDF layers to print only the size you need, simplifying your sewing process.

However, it’s important to note that this pattern doesn’t include sewing illustrations or finishing techniques. I trust in your ability to bring the garment to life with your expertise and creativity.

This digital instant download pattern allows you to unleash your creativity from the comfort of your home. With sizes ranging from EU 34 to EU 54, the graded pattern offers versatility for most body types in one convenient package. (Refer to my Size Guide to find the right size for you.)

To make the most of this e-pattern, ensure you have Adobe Reader installed. Follow the instructions provided in the PDF or here to print and assemble your pattern accurately. Whether you choose to print it at home or send the A0 file to a copy shop, I’ve made it easy for you to get started.

As you embark on this sewing journey, remember that my patterns are rooted in historical authenticity. They most certainly require adjustments to fit modern bodies and preferences. I recommend fitting a muslin mock-up to achieve the perfect silhouette, considering the nuances of period-inspired designs and the fact that every body is different.

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Note: The images you see here are the product of advanced simulation technology, and the models featured are generated by artificial intelligence.

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* Be aware that this is a digital product. There will be no physical shipment; instead, upon purchase, you will promptly receive a link to download the pattern.