Prepare to sew yourself or another lucky lady into the past with undeniable style! These (4) sewing pattern templates are easy to customize to a variety of time periods and localities. A classic dress pattern is only the beginning, as apron and cap templates are included as well. Perfect for use as a costume. Measurements are made in women's sizes 14-22. English and Spanish instructions included.

Whether you're preparing a Girls Halloween Costume, or need a Sewing Pattern for pretend play, these historical looks are just the thing! Including designs for cap and apron accessories, the sewing skill level is beginner to intermediate. This pattern includes a total of (4) different outfits. Prepared with English and Spanish instructions, the sizes enclosed are girl's 7-14.

MISSES', CHILDREN'S AND GIRLS' AMERICAN COLONIAL COSTUME: Costumes A, B have princess seams, square neckline, sleeves with ruffles, gathered skirt and back zipper closing; costume A has bonnet and drape, ribbon trim, purchased flower; costume B has contrast sleeve ruffle and skirt. NOTIONS: Costume A, B - Zipper: 14-Inch for Children's and Girls', 22-Inch for Misses', Hooks and Eyes; Costume A - also 1/4-Inch Elastic: 3/4-yard for Children's and Girls', 7/8-yard for Misses', 5/8-Inch Ribbon: 3-yards for Children's and Girls', 3 3/4-yards for Misses' and One 2-Inch − 3-Inch Flower; Costume B - 3/8-Inch Ribbon: 4-yards for Children's and Girls', 4 3/4-yards for Misses', 1 1/2-Inch − 2-Inch Pleated Lace: 3 1/4-yards for Children's and Girls', 4-yards for Misses', 1/2-Inch − 1-Inch Flat Lace: 1 1/2-yards for Children's and Girls', 2-yards for Misses'. SUGGESTED FABRICS: Costume A, B and Contrast 1B, 2B - Cotton, Cotton Blends, Satin, Sateen, Shantung, Taffeta, Lightweight Brocade, Jacquard; Bonnet and Drape A - Cotton, Cotton Blends; Contrast 2B - also Lace; Lining A, B - Cotton, Cotton Blends, Lining Fabric. Additional Fabric may be needed to match stripes, plaids or one-way des... [Read More]

18th Century Jackets Pattern (Large-14-16, Bust size 40-42"). This pattern is a single size pattern; please reference the description for size included. This very special J. P. Ryan pattern contains 10 pattern pieces which may be combined to create an entire wardrobe of 18th century jackets. Four views are given, each for a different time period. Because all the pattern pieces, i.e. sleeves, cuffs, backs and front, were designed to fit together, you may create additional styles, based on your own personal research. This group of jackets uses one basic body with front, sleeve, cuff, skirt and length variations. Each view is composed of different pieces, and pieces may be combined to create other styles. The dates given on each view are approximate, based on elements found in extant examples. View A is cut with a long skirt, center front closure, and sleeves with winged cuffs, suitable for the 1750's. View B has a long full skirt, open front, stomacher and cuffed sleeves, as was worn in the 1760's. View C has a short full skirt, open front, stomacher, and curved sleeves, appropriate for the 1770's. View D has a short skirt with pointed back, open front, stomacher and curved sleeves a... [Read More]

1769 Manteau-de-Lit or bedgown Pattern (Large- Bust Size 40-42"). This pattern is a single size pattern; please reference the description for size included. The Manteau-de-Lit or Bed-gown is an unfitted, T-shaped jacket with a shawl collar that continues into robings. It is knee-length, has seven-eighths length sleeves and underarm gussets. The bed-gown may be held closed using straight pins or an apron, for which directions are included. The bed-gown is fairly close fitting around the torso, and is reversible when lined. If you wish a looser fit, please make one size larger than you normally wear. The enclosed pattern is an interpretation of Figures 7 - 12, Plate 15 from Description des Arts et Metiers, by M. Garsault, Paris, 1769, as published in The Cut of Women's Clothes 1600-1930, by Norah Waugh. The jacket is described as follows: "The bed-gown (manteau-de-lit). This is cut from two or four lengths of material according to the width. The sleeves are cut en chemise, that is, in one with the body; the squares cut from the sides of the gown are added to the sleeves to give extra length....The back is cut straight across the top and has an inverted pleat centre back. The front...... [Read More]

You will feel like a true renaissance lady when you craft any three of the detailed costumes included in this sewing pattern kit! Halloween and cosplay costume pattern can fit women's sizes 6-12. Follow the simple instructions for a foray into fabulous costume work. Written instructions are in English and Spanish. Designed in the USA.

Complete your Halloween, ren faire, or cosplay costume with this Cape Costume template. Pair with a renaissance dress, pirate getup, or princess gown - the possibilities are endless. This cape pattern features a hood and ranges for women's sizes S-XL. Options included within the Simplicity Pattern provide instructions for (3) different looks. Fabric recommendations are included with pattern. English and Spanish directions are written within.

1700's Shift, petticoat, short gown, apron, handkerchief and pocket Pattern (Medium-Bust size 36-38") This pattern is a single size pattern; please reference the description for size included. Contains pattern diagram for chemise in all sizes, plus illustrated directions for petticoat, apron and handkerchief. Patterns included for short gown and pocket. One size short gown per pattern, bust sizes 32-50. Basic Garments. Shift/Chemise - an 18th century undergarment for women worn next to the skin. The French name for this garment is chemise. It is loose fitting and pulls on over the head; has a low adjustable neckline and ¾ length sleeves. Shoulder seam rests on upper arm, well off the shoulder. Shift hangs to below the knee. Petticoat - an 18th century garment worn the way a skirt is now worn. Openings are left in side seams for access to hanging pockets. Petticoat is pleated to waistband, and fastens with ties. Short Gown - a hip-length unfitted jacket with long sleeves, to be held closed with straight pins and apron. Pattern enclosed. Apron - a rectangle of fabric pleated to a waistband, worn tied around the waist. Handkerchief - a square or triangular piece of fabric finished o... [Read More]

Looking for a clever costume for Halloween, an upcoming vintage costume party, or even a theater production? Look no further than this detailed early 20th century men's outfit! A perfect pattern for intermediate level sewists, this packet includes sewing templates, instructions, and sizing guides for (1) jacket and (1) pair of pants. Can be made to fit men's sizes 46, 48, 50, and 52.

Sewing Pattern - Shift, petticoat, short gown, apron, handkerchief and pocket (Large - 40-42") This pattern is a single size pattern; please reference the description for size included. Basic Six Piece Wardrobe Pattern. Contains pattern diagram for chemise in all sizes, plus illustrated directions for petticoat, apron and handkerchief. Patterns included for short gown and pocket. One size short gown per pattern, bust sizes 32-50. Basic Garments. Shift/Chemise - an 18th century undergarment for women worn next to the skin. The French name for this garment is chemise. It is loose fitting and pulls on over the head; has a low adjustable neckline and ¾ length sleeves. Shoulder seam rests on upper arm, well off the shoulder. Shift hangs to below the knee. Petticoat - an 18th century garment worn the way a skirt is now worn. Openings are left in side seams for access to hanging pockets. Petticoat is pleated to waistband, and fastens with ties. Short Gown - a hip-length unfitted jacket with long sleeves, to be held closed with straight pins and apron. Pattern enclosed. Apron - a rectangle of fabric pleated to a waistband, worn tied around the waist. Handkerchief - a square or triangula... [Read More]

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