1910s-Inspired Pointed Tunic & Skirt PDF Sewing Pattern
A pointed tunic over a narrow, ankle-length skirt gives this 1910s-inspired ensemble its long, layered outline. The loose V-neck upper piece falls into an angular front point; slim contrast bands trace the neckline, wide sleeve openings and hem. Both the tunic and skirt belong to this single planned pattern order.
Prepared after purchase; digital delivery within 1 business day. Mulberry and ink-blue are fabric ideas for the same two-piece design, with champagne bands to make the edges readable.
Full pattern details
A pointed tunic over a narrow, ankle-length skirt gives this 1910s-inspired ensemble its long, layered outline. The loose V-neck upper piece falls into an angular front point; slim contrast bands trace the neckline, wide sleeve openings and hem. Both the tunic and skirt belong to this single planned pattern order.
Prepared after purchase; digital delivery within 1 business day. Mulberry and ink-blue are fabric ideas for the same two-piece design, with champagne bands to make the edges readable.
Two pieces with distinct construction
- Relaxed woven tunic with a V front neckline and modest shallow back neckline
- Wide, short integral sleeves and a pointed front and back hem
- Narrow applied contrast bands around the neckline, sleeves and lower edge
- Separate straight ankle-length skirt with a fitted waist, concealed side opening and a low back walking vent
The tunic is intended to pass over the head without a front button opening. Its length, neck opening and side clearance need checking in the draft. The skirt has its own fastening; it is not attached to the tunic. The back arrangement and fastening plan are Sewlore development choices.
Fabric and color planning
A supple silk crepe or comparable stable woven with a soft fall is the starting direction. The band fabric should be light enough to follow the pointed hem without pulling it stiff. Test both materials together for shrinkage, pressing and seam bulk. Our mulberry-and-champagne and ink-blue-and-champagne illustrations offer two restrained ways to distinguish the same outline.
Before sewing the final version
Plan a complete sample rather than fitting the upper piece alone. Check the V depth, sleeve lift, position of both points and clearance between the tunic and skirt when seated. Try the skirt while walking and climbing steps before confirming the vent and hem. The guide preparation will address stabilizing the V, turning the pointed band neatly and aligning the skirt grain.
This is an original period-inspired development, with no claim of an authenticated historical reproduction. Compare the attached angular layers of the draped-hip dress; this listing instead supplies a separately wearable tunic and skirt.
What your digital order covers
This $25 USD First Release order covers preparation of an English PDF sewing pattern and sewing guide. The design has not yet been drafted, sewn or fit-tested. Make a fitting sample before cutting your final cloth. The final size chart, finished measurements, print formats, material quantities and page counts will be confirmed during preparation. Contact Sewlore before ordering to check measurement suitability. Custom fitting is not included.
Your download link is emailed within 1 business day after payment, Monday to Friday, by the end of the next business day in Istanbul time (UTC+3). Read the preparation and delivery details. This is not an instant download, a finished garment or a printed paper pattern. Images are AI-generated illustrations of the proposed design.
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