Go to your next Halloween party in style with these pop culture approved costume patterns! Whether you are a wizard, an assassin, or more this set of patterns is perfect! Can be made to fit sizes XS, S, M, L, and XL. (4) total looks are included with fabric recommendations and basic sewing guide. Made and manufactured in the USA.

Prepare to battle for control of the galaxy in this themed Halloween costume pattern! This costume can be made in men's sizes S-XXL, each space pattern is simple enough for anyone with an intermediate sewing skill level to complete. Includes sewing templates, multi-language instructions, fabric suggestions, and sizing guides for (1) tunic, (1) coat, (1) hood, and (1) belt.

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Witch, Wizard, Angel, Little Red Riding Hood, and Phantom~ Perfect for dressup or Halloween! Children sizes 2-4, 5-6, 7-8, & 10-12 (chest/bust 21" to 30")

The envelope contains patterns and instructions to make the renaissance costumes.

Uncut and unused with factory folds. Envelope shows some age/wear with the number 37 written on front. Simplicity 7417 Robe Sewing Pattern, Unisex Misses', Men's, Teen's size XS, S, M. Front wrap robe with long sleeves and deep hem forming turn back cuffs has patch pockets and top-stitching; A, B and E are short length; C, D and F are long length; A has V neckline and loop and button closing; B, C and D have shawl collar inserted into neckline; B has blanket stitching trim; D has notch detail. E and F have hood. Dated 1996.

MISSES', MEN'S AND TEEN BOYS' ROBE COSTUMES: Costumes include robe, tabard, pants, hood, tie belt and belt. NOTIONS: Thread; Pants A, B, E - 1 1/2-yards of 1-Inch Wide Elastic; Belt C, D - 2-yards of Cord. SUGGESTED FABRICS: Costume A thru E - Cotton and Cotton Blends, Polished Cotton, Sateen, Brocade; Hood and Tabard Lining E - Cotton and Cotton Blends. Without Nap, With or Without Nap - Use With Nap Yardages and layouts for pile or one-way design fabrics. Additional Fabric may be needed to match stripes or plaids. Combinations: Y(Small, Medium), Z(Large, X-Large)

RC417 - Japanese Man's Under Armour or Oyoroi Hitatare Pattern. Sizes 34-54" chest included - simple to adjust to larger sizes by following the guidelines for where sizes change on the pattern. In a complete reversal from the usual flow of fashion, the Hitatare outfit began life as the daily wear of common labourers in Heian period Japan (794-1172 CE). It looked so comfortable that soon the nobles of the Heian court began to wear it as a jacket on cold evenings. Do you aspire to be mistaken for an extra from a Kurasawa film? Are you afraid to take off your armour because your clothing isn't up to par? Are you tired of being mistaken for a man in his pyjamas? This pattern for Japanese Man's Under Armor was developed by Reconstructing History's resident Japanese clothing expert and based on extant examples in Japanese museums and temples. This pattern for Oyoroi Hitatare is not only the most historically accurate Japanese clothing pattern you'll ever buy, it's the easiest pattern you'll ever use. Included are pattern pieces and step-by-step instructions on how to construction Oyoroi Hitatare in a period manner (as well as directions for machine sewing). This pattern includes the hita... [Read More]

RC416 - Senguko Japanese Man's Outfits (Hitatare and Kataginu) Pattern. Sizes 34-54" chest included. Sizes 34-54" chest included - simple to adjust to larger sizes by following the guidelines for where sizes change on the pattern. What every fashionable Bushi is wearing this season and next season too! In a complete reversal from the usual flow of fashion, the Hitatare outfit began life as the daily wear of common labourers in Heian period Japan (794-1172 CE). It looked so comfortable that soon the nobles of the Heian court began to wear it as a jacket on cold evenings. When the Kamakura Bakufu ostensibly took over rule of the country in the late 12th century, the aristocracy and high-ranking military officials preserved the Court clothing of the Heian period. But at home or when traveling, even the highest up Japanese men wore Hitatare. In the Kamakura period, Hitatare was still casual dress. By the Muromachi period (1333-1573 CE), it was formal wear. In the Momoyama period(1573-1603 CE), a variation of the Hitatare came into being. Called Kataginu (shoulder gown), it was basically a sleeveless version of the Hitatare. This quickly became the typical daily clothing of samurai. Thi... [Read More]

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