1870s Christine Corset Cover PDF PATTERN Victorian Undergarment

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As much as hiding your pretty corset might be sad, it’s important to protect your dress! The corset cover adds a layer of protection between the hard bones of the corset and the delicate dress fabric. But this doesn’t mean you can’t make the cover pretty! Along with being historically accurate, it was designed with a certain Christine in mind.  Think of her as you create this chemise and add a little Phantom to your historical wardrobe! This pattern has very little written instructions. To help with assembly, you’ll find an in-depth video with instructions once you purchase the pattern. Size of Pattern: Bust 34" Waist 26" Skill Level Required: Intermediate (must be able to make pattern adjustments and use intermediate techniques.) This is one size pattern, but it can be easily adjusted (instructions are shown in video.) The 2 PDF files can be downloaded as soon as order is completed! What You’ll Receive (PDF): - Digital Pattern - Information and Minimal Instructions

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