Emancipation Union Under Flannel (Black and White Interior)

Brave the winter in this Laura Ingalls Wilder inspired Union Suit. 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 originally 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 a 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 drop seat. This book includes fully illustrated instructions and pattern pieces designed to fit THREE popular doll sizes such as American Girl(R), A Girl for All Time(R), and WellieWishers(TM). Additional sizes for dolls such as Kidz 'n' Cats(R), Hearts for Hearts Girls(R), and Little Darlings(R) are available separately at pixiefaire.com.