simplicity 1906; ©1946; miss 16; blouse pattern:
classic 1940s back-buttoning blouses with long billowed sleeve, short or cap sleeve. the three sleeve options all with built-up shoulders. 4 styles in 1 pattern from simplicity a 1946 secretary style.
the blouse with back-buttoning features tucks and dart tucks at the front and back lower edges. the blouse front has soft fullness released by a forward shoulder seam. styles I and IV include a peter-pan collar and the option of short or capped sleeves. lace edging is available as an option. styles II and III have bishop sleeves that gather at the upper edge. in style II, there is a high round neckline. style III features rows of lace trimming the front and lace ruffling edging the neck and sleeve bands.
QUALITY:
pieces: 7 printed, style I pieces used, all other views uncut.
instruction sheet: water spots
envelope: split, missing part of front.
please see photos for quality.
includes a protective storage sleeve.
MEASUREMENTS:
bust…34″…86cm
waist..28″…71cm
YARDAGE: II:
54″x1-1/2yds
137cmx1.4m
MATERIAL:
not specified but you can never go wrong with lightweight rayon or silks. crepes are also pretty universal, soft cottons or linens are staples. the forties are also known for jersey clothing in silk, wool or rayon.
