Union Suit 14.5" Doll Clothes Pattern

Brave the winter in this Laura Ingalls Wilder inspired Union Suit by Thimbles and Acorns. Union suits first came on the market as part of the rational dress movement for women in 1868. Originally called the "Emancipation Under-Flannel" it was designed as an alternative to restricting corsets. Their practical design soon made them popular among men as well. This one piece undergarment is based on the traditional design that is still popular today and can be made for either boys or girls. It fastens in the front with five buttons and features a functional dropseat that closes with four. For those that have experience making buttonholes, it is a quick and easy pattern to make. For those that want to learn to make buttonholes, this is a great pattern to develop your skills! This PDF sewing pattern is sized to fit 14.5" dolls such as WellieWishers™. Recommended Fabrics: Suggested Fabrics: Union Suit in stretch knits only: Interlock, jersey, spandex blends, cotton, or t-shirt knit with 60% s