Vintage Sewing Pattern 1950s Ladies' Long Line Full Coverage Bra #2009 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 bust - PAPER VERSION

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This is a full-sized, paper sewing pattern for a 1950s long-line bra in two versions. The pattern can be made in long or shorter versions and features great support and full coverage. Rather have a PDF pattern? Find that here. Size: 32 - 34 - 36 - 38 - 40 - 42 - 44 - 46 - 48 inch bust. All sizes are included. This pattern is formatted to allow you to select layers and only print your desired size if you so choose! Sewing patterns for bras in the 1940s and 1950s didn't gauge size by cup size. They instead used the full over bust measurement like one does with blouses. The closure calls for 4" or 6" wide elastic, though we would recommend using a plush-backed purchased bra back closure or hook and eye tape for more comfort/ adjustability. Fabric suggestions: Light to medium weight woven (non-stretch) fabric for the outer. I recommend soft cotton or lawn, satin, silk or rayon crepe, or even charmeuse. 1/2 yard of lining fabric (if you choose to line, that is.) I recommend lightweight woven (non-stretch) cotton lawn but the general rule of thumb is, if you don't want it touching your girls, don't line a bra with it. To enlarge or shrink the cup sizes to your preference, check out this great blog article. ********************************************************* The paper version of this pattern will require you to tape a couple of pages together. You might also be interested in our book Underwear and Lingerie . It goes into great detail on lingerie sewing and finishing techniques including lace appliqué, closures, plackets, trimmings, straps, and more. Or click here for our entire collection of lingerie sewing books and resources. 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. ©2011, 2022 Mrs. Depew Vintage LLC. All Rights Reserved.