This treasure chest of lingerie styles from the 1920s and 1930s includes a camisole, tap pants, bias teddy, and slip. Depending on fabric choice, they can be made for undergarment pleasure or as sassy summer outerwear. This pattern, Folkwear 219, includes instructions for lace appliqué, filet crochet lace, and decorative ribbon flowers.

Suggested fabrics: Lightweight, soft fabrics of silk, cotton, rayon, synthetics, or blends such as crepe, challis, batiste, voile, or satin.

Misses 8-14. Click here to view yardage requirements. Click here to view notions.

Since the 1970s, Folkwear patterns have been used by theatre and dance costumers, historic reenactors, art-to-wear-aficionados, and anyone who enjoys dressing up. Folkwear patterns are based on vintage fashions and traditional ethnic garments for an authentic look. But with a fresh eye and creative touch, these timeless styles can become exciting and trend-setting wearable art today.