Saloon Girl Gypsy ruffled layered can-can skirt Sewing pattern for 1890's TV280

Description

This is a pattern for a classic can-can skirt of the 1890's.
It is calf length and has a full circle skirt, with a lining of ruffles.
The can-can originated in the 1840's, by the 1890's it had taken on this look.
It is usually worn with a regular bodice, high at the back of the neck and plunging low at the bosom in the front with a 3/4 sleeve.
It can also be worn with a camisole and corset or a ball gown bodice.
Sizing and Yardage Information:
All the sizes are included, as given below.
Yardages given are with nap. Trim ruffles should be at least 4 1/2" - 6" wide, and can be lace, eyelet, or other trim.
*Ruffle yardages may vary.
Notions:
Hook and eye closures. Automatic ruffler foot for machine.
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X-Small
Small
Medium
Large
X-Large
2XL
3XL
Waist
20-24"
24-26"
28-30"
32-34"
36-38"
40-42"
44-46"
Length
32"
32"
32"
32"
32"
32"
32"
Fabric
7 yards
7 yards
7 yards
7 yards
7 yards
7 yards
7 yards
7 yards
7 yards
7 yards
7 yards
7 yards
7 yards
7 yards
7 yards
Ruffles: if yardage*
10 1/2 yards
10 3/4 yards
11 yards
11 1/2 yards
11 3/4 yards
12 yards
12 1/4 yards
Ruffles: if gathered trim
34 1/2 yards
35 1/2 yards
36 1/2 yards
37 1/2 yards
38 1/2 yards
39 1/2 yards
40 1/2 yards
Ruffles: if Flat trim*
52 yards
53 1/2 yards
55 yards
56 1/2 yards
58 yards
59 1/2 yards
61 yards