#SewingIsHard - 1830s Sleeve Supports (Pattern in Description) @AmericanDuchess1
#SewingIsHard - 1830s Sleeve Supports (Pattern in Description)  @AmericanDuchess1
Uploaded December 2018 | Updated September 2026, 17 hours ago
Sleeve Supports are a super easy and very important part of achieving the 1830s "I'm a Delicate Linebacker Flower" aesthetic that we all wish for. This episode covers the patterning, construction, and wearing of 1830s sleeve supports.

Here's the link to the Free PDF Pattern for our sleeve supports: drive.google.com/open?id=1zTp8Xw4tlTJH8IUyUehuT4W5soqdZbQE

Don't forget to add seam allowance! Also - you can easily size up this pattern if you want massive plumpers.

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