Four feminine camisoles are included in this pattern - two to sew, one to knit and one to crochet. Both sewn camisoles button in front and are from the late Victorian period. The Long-Sleeved Camisole is gathered into a simple peplum witth tucks interspersed with optional lace insertion. A scoop neckline is adjusted with a drawstring and finished with lace. Our Sleeveless Camisole is closely fitted by princess seams and darts, flaring below waist in back. Front and back yokes of View B are embellished with tucking and lace insertion; View A has a plain yoke. Gathered lace and narrow bias binding edges the scoop neckline, armholes, and yoke. The Knitted Camisole has short, puffed sleeves, a scoop neck, and a self-drawstring waist with a short peplum. Its open-work pattern is lovely. The knitting pattern is a simple eyelet lace stitch. The Crocheted Camisole is a sleeveless, scoop-neck camisole/vest. The pattern is an easy-to-follow double crochet stitch with an eyelet pattern at center.