Nina Blouse (ca. 1910) Pattern || #2501

Difficulty: Advanced Sizes 30-52 in 3 size packs: Size Pack A: 30-40 Size Pack B: 36-46 Size Pack C: 42-52 The Nina Blouse is a classic ca. 1910 blouse that works equally well in your historical or historybounding wardrobe. Make it as a delicate ‘lingerie waist’ in lace and light fabrics with lace insertion, or as a businesslike shirtwaist for the new professional woman in crisp cotton or tropical weight wool. View A is taken directly from the original garment, and has line of lace inset down the center front, slightly gathered 3/4 length cuffed sleeves, a yoke with no shoulder seam, and a high boned collar. It is designed to be made with a lace yoke attached with lace insertion, and lace collar and cuffs. View B s based on other extant garments and period images. It has the center front cut on the fold, full length sleeves, a two-piece neck yoke, and a high round neckline finished with narrow lace. It is designed to be made entirely in fabric. Both views features a V-shaped yoke, tucks releasing into fullness with a gathered pigeon-breast effect, a front peplum which allows the blouse to sit smoothly under skirts, and hook and snap fastenings at the back. Mix and match sleeves, necklines, and lace finishes for a variety of looks. The blouse can be worn with a matching skirt to make a ‘dress in two parts’, or attached to a skirt pattern to make a one piece dress. The Nina Blouse is designed to be worn over a 1900s or 1910s corset, such as the Persis Corset or the Rilla Corset, but can also be worn without a corset as a modern garment. The pattern comes with a full fitting and alterations guide, and suggestions for adapting the pattern for a modern fit. Digital Pattern: If you would like a PDF digital download version of the Nina Blouse pattern visit the Scroop Patterns Website