Vintage Sewing Pattern 1930s Long Line & Strapless Bra 2031 32 34

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This is a full-sized, paper reproduction of an incredibly rare 1930's Ladies' Brassiere sewing pattern. This charming little bra can be sewn in 4 versions including, regular, strapless and two different lengths of longline bras. The 2nd photo shows how much fabric is required for each bra. This pattern does not call for underwires. The strapless versions are instead held up with featherbone (light-weight boning). Please note that this pattern also calls for elastic, though a substitute may be used if you have an allergy. SIZING: Multisize! 32-34-36-38-40-42-44" bust. Difficulty level: Intermediate We have been professionally reproducing vintage patterns since 2008 and are very proud to offer very high quality, historically accurate reproductions printed on high-quality bond paper. Copyright 2020 Mrs. Depew Vintage LLC. All Rights Reserved.

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