This pattern contains instructions for seven complete sleeves for the 1890's era, four for day wear and three for evening. These sleeves will fit on any bodice or jacket with a high shoulder (not dropped).

View 1 is a moderate sized Leg-O'-Mutton sleeve. It is in two pieces with a full sleeve lining. It is suitable for use on a 1890-1897, daytime bodice or jacket.

View 2 is a two-piece Gigot sleeve. This is a very large sleeve, tight from elbow to wrist. It is suitable for 1894-1896, daytime bodice or jacket. This sleeve is a copy of an original pattern from Harper's Bazar, 1895.

View 3 is a large pouf sleeve over fitted sleeve, suitable for a 1892-1897, daytime bodice. Can be made with or without the flair at the elbow.

View 4 is a large pouf evening sleeve. It has a fitted lining, and is suitable for 1892-1897 evening and ball gowns. Can be made with or without the flair at elbow. This sleeve is also appropriate for a young lady's day bodice. This sleeve is a copy of an original pattern from Harper's Bazar, 1895.

View 5 is a high pouf sleeve with wide flair over the elbow. Suitable for 1895-1897 evening bodices. Made out of a sheer fabric, it is especially elegant. This sleeve is as seen on the cover of an 1895 Harper's Bazar issue.

Sizing and Yardage Information:

Yardages	Fabric**	Lining**	Netting**
view 1	1 ½ yards	1 yard	¼ - 1 ½ yards
view 2	2 yards	1 yard	¼ -2 yards
view 3	3 yards	1 yard	¼ -2 yards
view 4	2 yards	½ yard	¼ -2 yards
view 5	2 yards	½ yard	¼ - ¾ yards

Yardages given are approximate only. Individual sizes may require more or less fabric. Some fabrics may require interlining to help hold puffed shaped. Flat line with several layers of crisp netting, if desired

All the sizes are included, as given below.

Size	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14
Arnhole	15 1/2"	16"	16 1/2"	17"	17 1/2"	18"	18 1/2"	19"	19 1/2"	20"	20 1/2"	21"	21 1/2"