Pirates of the Carribean Paper Invites 8 per package

One sexy pirate! Top pants with attached sash hat and eye patch. Sword sold separately. One size fits most adults 12-14.

Captain Jack Sparrow cannibal shrunken head costume accessory / prop. For Ages 5+ only.

Elizabeth Swann is in each of Disney's Halloween Costumes movies. Beautiful Elizabeth is the rebellious and pirate-obsessed daughter of Governor Weatherby Swann & is in love with childhood friend Will Turner. Elizabeth has the capacity to act with the propriety and breeding of a noble lady, or with the wit and will of a pirate wench - and often desires more independence than would normally be given to a woman of her rank during the 18th century.

TG232W - 1750 - 1785 Ladies' Dress Pattern. Pattern comes in sizes X-Small to X-Large (Bust 26-45", Waist 22-42", Neck to waist 15 ¼" to 17 ¼"). The dress styles, the robe à l' Anglaíse and the short gown or compére. The pattern instructions are for a lined bodice, to allow for the wearing with or without the chemise. Included patterns for Farthingales and Engageantes. Pattern comes in sizes X-Small to X-Large (Bust 26-45", Waist 22-42", Neck to waist 15 ¼" to 17 ¼"). This pattern is historically accurate; designed and produced by a tailor with 20 years experience and trained in period clothing and construction. This pattern is designed to fit the 21st century body of modern re-enactors, dancers and historians, yet give a historically accurate look. The pattern pieces are printed on sturdy paper designed to last through many applications. The step-by-step instructions have diagrams and explanations of each detail to guide both novice sewers and experienced seamstresses through making each garment. Suggested fabrics, pattern layouts, and cut-out instructions are included as well as specific definitions and sewing tips. Interesting historical notes included. This pattern is mu... [Read More]

Pirates of the Caribbean Davy Jones Heart Locker Plastic Storage Treasure Chest for Action Figures, accessories and small toys - approx 8"L x 5.5"W x 7.25"H, can fit many standard 3.75 action figures

This pattern from Reconstructing History includes patterns for men's waistcoats circa 1700's - 1730's Sleeved and Sleeveless Waistcoats. Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for men's waistcoats circa 1700s-1730s. Sleeved and sleeveless version included. Fits chests 34"-54". All sizes included in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included. Excellent for a Pirates of the Caribbean look. Suggested Fabrics: wool, heavyweight silk lightweight silk or linen for lining heavy linen or canvas for interlining Yardage Requirements: 3 yards at least 45" wide Notions: thread 20 - 5/8" buttons for front closure buttonhole floss

Gentleman's Frockcoat Pattern (40" Chest). This pattern is a single size pattern; please reference the description for size included. Adjustment instructions for long and short sizes. One size per pattern. Fully illustrated instructions. In the 1770's, the frock coat became acceptable attire for all but the most formal occasions, and continued to be worn throughout the remainder of the century. This frock coat is designed to fit comfortably over shirt, breeches and waistcoat. It has a small cape (i.e., collar), pockets with pocket flaps, and round cuffs. This original frock coat pattern is fashioned after two extant examples, one in the collection of the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, and another in the Cut of Men's Clothes, by Norah Waugh. The frock coat may be made up several different ways; it may outlined with flat metallic braid (lace), with matching metal buttons, or front buttonholes only may be embroidered or laced, and/or buttonholes and buttons may be omitted from cuffs and pocket flaps, simplifying the garment. Pattern excellent for Colonial Costume, Romance Era Costume, Regency Costume, Lewis and Clarke Era Costume, Wild West Costume, Western Expansion Costume, Fur T... [Read More]

1750's - 1770's Waistcoat Pattern (48" Chest). This pattern is a single size pattern; please reference the description for size included. A mid-18th century waistcoat to be made in long or short versions, with or without sleeves, with three different center front lines, depending on period and personal preference. Suitable for 1750's - 1770's. This waistcoat pattern may be made up in a variety of ways: sleeved or sleeveless. long or short. The longer, sleeved version is most appropriate for earlier impressions, i.e. the French and Indian War period, whereas the shorter version is a correct length for the Revolutionary War period in America. You may also make a shorter sleeved waistcoat or a longer sleeveless waistcoat. Both sleeved and sleeveless waistcoats were worn in either period. The waistcoat underwent an evolution in style similar to the coat. Early on in the century, the waistcoat was worn quite long, extending almost to the knees. As time progressed, the waistcoat became shorter and shorter, ending, at the close of the century, at the natural waistline. This original waistcoat pattern is fashioned after three extant examples, one in the collection of The Colonial Williamsb... [Read More]

Sewing Pattern -1770's Man's Waistcoat. Shirt Instructions included (Size Small Chest: 34-36"). Man's Waistcoat Circa 1770 and shirt instructions, sizes 34-44" chest available. Typical waistcoat for the 2nd half of the 18th century. Includes dressy options. Two Sizes per pattern. Pattern excellent for Colonial Costume, Romance Era Costume, Regency Costume, Lewis and Clarke Era Costume, Wild West Costume, Fur Trade Era Costume, Colonial Military Costume, War of 1812 Military Costume, War of 1812 and Indian Wars costume, Pirates of the Caribbean, Johnny Depp Costume, Will Turner Costume, Orlando Bloom costume, Captain Barbossa's Costume, Captain Jack Sparrow Costume, Golden Age of Piracy Costume, American revolutionary War costume, and Elizabeth Swann Costume, American revolutionary War costume. Pirates of the Caribbean Impression, cavalier or other pirate impression as well as period accurate colonial. Great for French Indian War, Louis and Clarke, Colonial, American Revolutionary War, King Louis French Court, Marie Antoinette, French Royalty, 1700's impression. Colonial, Georgian, American Revolutionary War, Indian Wars, War of 1820, Regency, Sense and Sensibility, Pirate Era, High... [Read More]