We are clearing out selected patterns. Take advantage of these prices while supplies last. All items subject to prior sale. Eagle's View PM60: Indian War Shirt Pattern This pattern may be made in either the natural "open" style with the legs and tail of the hide attached as in the picture or in a more fitted style. The length may be varied to suit preference, tribal influence or the size of available hides. The Indian War shirt was worn either plain or decorated; honors and coups were often seen on the shirt. Paint, feathers, ermine tails, scalp locks, beadwork, quillwork, dew claws, shells, bells, coins, fur trim and/or trade cloth are some of the many items used to decorate the War Shirt. Sources for ideas on decorations and variations are listed within the pattern. Included is a section on "Working With Leather" and a glossary of all terms that are used. Intermediate sizes are easily made. The pattern runs from a 36 inch chest (small) through a 50 inch chest (XX-large). Price: $10.00 SALE! $8.00 While supply lasts. Eagle's View PM65 Boy's Indian War Shirt. This pattern may be made in either the Natural "open" Style with the legs and tail of the hide attached (pictured on the front cover) or a more tailored Style shown in the line drawing on the back of the pattern. The length may be varied to suit preference, Tribal influence or the size of available hides and an option for a neck flap is also given. The Indian War Shirt was worn either plain or decorated; honors and coups were often seen on the shirt. Paint, feathers, ermine tails, beadwork, quillwork, shells, bells, coins, fur and/or trade cloth are some of the items used to decorate the shirt. Included with this pattern is a section on "Working with Leather," a glossary of terms and intermediate sizes are easily made. The pattern includes boys sizes 4 through 14. $10.00 SALE! $8.00 While supply lasts. Eagle's View PM71: Leggings and Breechclout Pattern Indians and Mountain Men wore leggings and breechclout for protection against the elements and were first made of leather and later of cloth or blankets. They were often decorated in distinctive tribal designs and styles. Included in this pattern are options for a tapered leather legging with fringe options, a full cloth legging with tied side seams, and full leather leggings along with the breechclout pattern. Included is a section on "Working With Leather" and a glossary of all terms that are used. The pattern runs from a 30 inch waist through a 39 inch waist. Price: $10.00 SALE! $8.00 While supply lasts. Eagle's View PM72: Boy's Leggings and Breechclout Pattern Indians and Mountain Men wore leggings and breechclout for protection against the elements and were first made of leather and later of cloth or blankets. They were often decorated in distinctive tribal designs and styles. Included in this pattern are options for a tapered leather legging with fringe options, a full cloth legging with tied side seams, and full leather leggings along with the breechclout pattern. Included is a section on "Working With Leather" and a glossary of all terms that are used. The pattern runs from a boys size 4 through boys size 14. Price: $10.00 SALE! $8.00 While supply lasts. Eagle's View PM77 Girls Indian Leather Dress. This is our Girls version of PM75 for the Indian Leather Dress and is available for sizes 4 through 12. It is a three hide dress style that was typical of the kind worn by Indian girls of many tribes. The dress was often highly decorated for special occasions but was worn without adornment for everyday use. We include instructions for a Natural Style which uses the legs, intact edges and side fringe, and a Tailored Style with long sleeve fringe and straight cut edges. The pattern features all of the extras that make using Eagle's View Patterns so easy and understandable. $10.00 SALE! $8.00 While supply lasts. Eagle's View PM78 Girl's Indian Cloth Dress The Indian Cloth Dress came to Tribal girls with the westward movement of the fur trade and this is similar to our PM76 but is made for girls in sizes 4 through 12. Lightweight calicos are very popular for everyday use, red or blue trade cloth is beautiful for "best dress" and you may add ribbons to the basic pattern in order to create the now classic "Ribbon Dress" seen at powwows and many rendezvous. Variations included with the pattern are neck style, sleeve options and length. Also, complete instructions are given for lining the dress. You'll love this easy pattern and any girl will wear the finished dress with pride! $10.00 SALE! $8.00 While supply lasts. Mantua Maker 1700-4: 1740-1780 Oblong Petticoats are designed to cover panniers, and are individually adjusted for the panniers' width. They can be made in the wide English style or the narrow French style. The pattern includes ideas for decoration. Price: $9.00 SALE! $7.00 While supply lasts. Mantua Maker 1810-1: 1805-1812 Regency Frock has four rows of drawstrings at the neckline. It has options for short or long sleeves, and several options for sleeve styles. It can be made in day or dance hem lengths. The pattern includes many decoration ideas and variations. Price: $16.00 SALE! $14.00 While supply lasts. Mantua Maker 1500-3: 1500-1630 Round Kirtle includes three views, with historical notes and period sewing techniques for each: View One has detached sleeves, with a high neckline, a back closure, and no waist seam. View Two has permanent sleeves, with a low, round neckline, a hook and eye front closure, and a waist seam. View Three is sleeveless, with a low, square neckline and a back closure. This view is extra loose, and is ideal for pregnancy. Price: $18.00 SALE! $16.00 While supply lasts. PAY016 AlterYears PAY016 Irish Kinsale Cloak. Due to the wet climate of the country, the Irish have always worn cloaks of one sort or another. The fashion of a full-length collared cloak with or without a hood started in the early 18th century. By 1730 they were found all over Ireland. They have also been widely adopted by modern Renaissance and Medieval living history groups for their warmth and elegance. Originally constructed in red, blue green or gray wool, by the mid 1800's they were usually made of black wool. One size fits most. Complete your outfit with the PAY015 Irish Leine (Shirt) and the PAY014 "Irish" Dress. Price: $18.00 SALE! $16.00 While supply lasts. PAY017 Alter Years PAY017 Easy Peasant/Servant Jerkin The jerkin completes the look for a Renaissance man. Without it, he is not properly dressed. Shown with our Easy Peasant Shirt/Chemise. Price: $11.00 SALE! $8.00 While supply lasts. Kannik's Korner Man's Outer Breeches. A protective garment used by sailors, fishermen, farmers and field workers. Based on original garments and contemporary illustrations. Side pocket slits to reach breeches pockets. View A has optional watch pocket or watch pocket access flap (to reach breeches watch pocket). Center front opening without fly buttons. Laced vent in back of waistband. Includes waist sizes 32-34-36-38-40-42-44-46-48-50-52 Price: $14.00 SALE! $12.00 While supply lasts. Rocking Horse Farm RH184: Sacque Back Gown & Jacket Can be made as a gown, jacket or polonaise. Was popular with both wealthy and serving classes in the 1770's. Includes pattern for side hoops and pinner cap, with instructions for plain or ruffled petticoat and neck ruff. Three size ranges, 8-10-12-14 (30" bust through 36" bust), 16-18-20 (38" bust through 42" bust), and 22-24-26 (44" bust through 48" bust). Click here for sizing information. Price: $15.50 SALE! $13.00 While supply lasts. Size Small 8-10-12-14 (30" bust through 36" bust) OUT OF STOCK Size Medium 16-18-20 (38" bust through 42" bust) OUT OF STOCK Size Large 22-24-26 (44" bust through 48" bust) Rocking Horse Farm 196: Redingcote/Riding Coat. High-waisted caped coat with a stand-up collar. Simple, warm, and pretty. Sized S-M-L (from a 30-23-32 figure to a 40-32-42) and Xl-Q (from 42-32-44 to 48-42-50). Click here for sizing information. Price: $15.00 SALE! $13.00 While supply lasts. S-M-L (from a 30-23-32 figure to a 40-32-42): XL-Q (from 42-32-44 to 48-42-50): Rocking Horse Farm 198: Cape/Cloak/Mantle. For centuries the cape/cloak/mantle was a simple circular or rectangular piece of fabric with a hole cut for the head. It was used for a blanket at night and a body covering by day, functional but not fashionable. Early capes/cloaks wrapped around the body for warmth and protection. The type of fabric used to make it was determined by the climate. In the 16th cetury, cape/cloaks finally became a fashion of its own when they began being shaped, sewn and often lined. The 17th, 18th and 19th centuries saw voluminous cape/cloaks with 1 to 3 shoulder capes, collars, and made of rich fabrics. The plainer ones were worn for riding or traveling. For the rich and those with a sense of the dramatic, cloaks could be worn draped casually over one shoulder. Click here for sizing information. Price: $15.00 SALE! $13.00 While supply lasts. Order M-L-XL-Q (from a 34-26-36 figure to a 48-42-50): Rocking Horse Farm 203: 18th Century Button Fly Breeches. A style of knee breeches worn from early 18th Century until the 1770's. Click here for sizing information. Price: $10.50 SALE! $8.00 While supply lasts. Sized: 34-40 Waist 40-46 Waist Size 34-40 Waist Size 40-46: OUT OF STOCK Rocking Horse Farm 206: Poet Shirt/Blouse. Poet or Pirate shirt. Sized for both men and women. Sized: Women 30" - 48" Bust Men 34" chest - 52" Chest Click here for sizing information. Price: $13.00 SALE! $10.00 While supply lasts. Rocking Horse Farm 237: Day Dress ca. 1837-40. Simple dress with pleating on the sleeves, ankle length full skirt, wide neckline. Click here for sizing information. Sized: Women 30" - 48" Bust Price: $14.00 SALE! $12.00 While supply lasts. Rocking Horse Farm RH707: Blanket Shirt. This shirt, made from heavy wool or even blanket fabric, is wonderful for those chilly days, especially when a man has to work outdoors, rather than simply stand and look nice in multiple constricting layers. Sized as follows: S-M 34- 40 chest M-L 38 - 44 chest XL-K 46 - 52 chest Click here for sizing information. Price: $10.50 SALE! $8.00 While supply lasts. S-M (34- 40 chest): M-L (38 - 44 chest): OUT OF STOCK XL-K (46 - 52 chest): OUT OF STOCK Rocking Horse Farm RH908: Child's Romper. This pattern is taken from an original printed in 1908, and includes the original instructions. Sizes 1-2, approximately 20" chest and 32" height to 21" chest and 35" height. Price: $8.00 SALE! $6.00 While supply lasts. Patterns of History 1865: Paletot jacket ensemble. This three-piece set is to be worn over a full oval hoop. Perfect example of 1860's style, as is the full skirt, which is at it's largest for the nineteenth century. Size 10 only. Price: $10.00 SALE! $5.00 While supply lasts. Size 10: Patterns of History 1874: Bustled Dinner Gown. Seperate bodice, skirt, and overskirt combine in this lovely gown. Worn over the 1873 Bustle, and with the appropriate corset. Fit over 1890's Corset OR Fit over Laughing Moon Victorian Corset Choose small (8-10-12) or large (14-16-18). Price: $20.00 SALE! $15.00 While supply lasts. Size Small (8-10-12): Size Large (14-16-18): Patterns of History 1888 - Reception dress. Bustled, height of fashion for late 1880's. Choose small (8-10-12) or large (14-16-18) Price $20.00 SALE! $15.00 While supply lasts. Size Small (8-10-12): Size Large (14-16-18): Patterns of History 1893 - Visiting costume. Full bishop sleeves with ruffled cuffs in contrast fabric. Delicately shirred high neckline and attached capelet completes the proper Victorian look. Sizes 10 and 14 only available. Price: $10.00 SALE! $5.00 While supply lasts. Order Size 10: Order Size 14: OUT OF STOCK Past Patterns 703: Dayton's Skirt Supporting CorsetThe publisher first published this pattern in 1985 and named it the "1863 Bust Supporting Corset". After researching in patent records, they corrected the historical notes and revised and updated the pattern and the pattern sizes.The corset can be made without the straps to wear under an off the shoulder gown. Price: $9.00 SALE! $7.00 While supply lasts. Past Patterns 008T - Small-Fall Trousers. Work or dress trowsers, worn through the Great War between the states and thereafter. Multi-sized waists 28 - 42. Price: $13.00 Past Patterns 710-713: Federal Issue Trowsers 1851-1876 The pattern includes extensive historical notes. PP710 is a multi-sized regular in waist 32-38. PP713 is a multi-sized regular in waist 40-42 Regular & 44-52 Tall Price: $20.00 SALE! $15.00 While supply lasts. PP710 (waist 32-38): PP713 (waist 40-42 Regular & 44-52 Tall): Truly Victorian 121: 1879 Petticoat with Detachable Train. This skirt gives support behind the knees for tied-back style skirts of 1877-1882. It is slim in front, with netting to hold the back with a center front closure. A detachable train buttons onto the hem of the petticoat. Natural Form, does not fit over bustle. Price: $15.00 SALE! $10.00 While supply lasts. Truly Victorian 600: 1869 Princess Dress. This design is taken from an original pattern given in an 1869 La Mode Illustre. It was stated as for girls ages 2-4 years old. It has the front of the dress in princess lines, with the back and sides having an attached skirt. The waist line is slightly above the natural waist. The skirt is very full in the center back, fitting smoothly on the sides. It has a square neckline, and a center back button closure. The sleeve is a full length 2-piece sleeve. The dress back has a belt that can be adjusted with a button to make the garment fit more closely if desired. Price: $14.50 SALE! $10.00 While supply lasts. LMM 38 Regency Period Bonnet This pattern has four views and can be made as a straw brimmed hat or as a fabric covered hat. There are two choices for the crown either a bag or a cartridge pleated back. View A has the cartridge pleated crown and a rafia straw brim. View B has the bag back and a larger straw brim. Views C and D have fabric covered brims in two different sizes. Price: $12.00 SALE! $10.00 While supply lasts. Past Patterns 801B - Fan-front bodice 1850's. Multi-sized 10-20. Blue line pattern Price: $16.00 SALE! $10.00 While supply lasts. Past Patterns 403: 1910 High Neck Blouse. This simple blouse can be made plain or fancy. It fastens in the back with buttons but the designer has modernized it so that it can close on the left shoulder as well. It is a good basic blouse to familiarize yourself with the Edwardian silhouette and begin your turn of the century wardrobe. This pattern is multi-sized 10 through 18. All sizes require 2-1/2 Yds. of cotton batiste, voile or handkerchief linen. Price: $10.00 SALE! $8.00 While supply lasts. Eagle's View PM67 Boy's Authentic American Shirt. The Boy's Authentic American Shirt is patterned after our Authentic American Shirt (PM64) in the adult line. This shirt is designed for boys and may be made in coarse linen, wool or cotton for a woodsman's or workingman's look, or in fine linen or cotton for "city" or "Sunday best". The Pattern features square cut shoulders, gussets under the arms and tucks for fullness that were characteristic of shirts worn in the first 200 years of our country's history. This basic American Shirt has a ruffled cuff and besides the plain collar has three necktie options which may be worn with the basic shirt. An ascot tie, ruffled stock and ruffled insert can make this Shirt Pattern cover several time periods and locales. $10.00SALE! $8.00 While supply lasts. CCJ02W Costume Connection Woman's Japanese Kimono & Obi. Kimono in floor length or train length and obi. Very simple shapes and construction. This includes instructions for tying the obi. Multi-sized for 32 1/2" to 48 inch bust. Price: $14.00 SALE! $10.00 While supply lasts. 712T 712T - Past Patterns Apron front hoop skirt with hoop flounce. Flounce buttons on for added skirt support. 1850's - 1860's. Multi-size waist from 25 1/2 to 39 1/2. Price: $20.00 SALE! $10.00 While supply lasts. Past Patterns 720T Madame Foy's skirt supporting corset. Patent dates in the 1860's. Price: $9.00 SALE! $7.00 While supply lasts. Past Patterns 905-7: Three Piece Ensemble, Bodice, Skirt, and Overskirt Fashionable circa 1883-4. Past Patterns' Summer Three-Piece Dress is worn without a bustle. The October 1889 issue Godey's Ladies Magazine states: The war between a small bustle and none at all still continues. Everyone cannot dispense with this little addition to their figures. Those who can dispense with it, however, are only to glad to do so, and, by making underskirts very full at the back, this can generally be done, even by not quite perfect figures. This pattern comes in three sizes, and the three patterns may be purchased individually for $10.00 each, or as a set for $25.00. SALE! These patterns are now on SALE for $8.00 each or $20 for the set! Click through for more information and to order this lovely set of patterns. Past Patterns 009: Double-Breasted Summer Paletot with Flap Pockets. Past Patterns' Summer Paletot makes up into a plain-cut, straight-front informal coat that is used for everyday summer wear. It is the unlined, starched, and washable variety worn with a starched shirt #007, lightly starched washable summer vest and unlined, lightly starched washable summer trousers #014 or #015. Price: $30.00 SALE! $21.00 While supply lasts. Size 34"-38": Size 40"-46": OUT OF STOCK Size 48"-54": OUT OF STOCK Past Patterns 018: Single-Breasted Shawl Collar Waistcoat. #018: A Single-Breasted Shawl Collar Summer Waistcoat for Plain or Formal Dress: Fashionable Circa 1845 to 1858. The pattern includes a removable chest pad pattern and instructions. Price: $15.00 SALE! $12.00 While supply lasts. Size 34"-38": Size 40"-46": OUT OF STOCK Size 48"-54": RCH403: Polish Outerwear - Delia and Kolpak Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for man's man's fitted or A-line Delia and fabric or fur Kolpak with front sleeve slits, optional collar. Fits chests 34"-54". All Sizes in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions and historical notes included. Price: $30.00 SALE! $15.00 While supply lasts. RCH404: 17thc Polish Coat - Giermak Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for man's Giermak with front sleeve slits, and optional collar and cuffs.. Fits chests 34"-54". All Sizes in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included. Price: $30.00 SALE! $15.00 While supply lasts. 1-888-262-3946
This pattern may be made in either the natural "open" style with the legs and tail of the hide attached as in the picture or in a more fitted style. The length may be varied to suit preference, tribal influence or the size of available hides.
The Indian War shirt was worn either plain or decorated; honors and coups were often seen on the shirt. Paint, feathers, ermine tails, scalp locks, beadwork, quillwork, dew claws, shells, bells, coins, fur trim and/or trade cloth are some of the many items used to decorate the War Shirt.
Sources for ideas on decorations and variations are listed within the pattern.
Included is a section on "Working With Leather" and a glossary of all terms that are used. Intermediate sizes are easily made.
The pattern runs from a 36 inch chest (small) through a 50 inch chest (XX-large).
Price: $10.00 SALE! $8.00 While supply lasts.
The Indian War Shirt was worn either plain or decorated; honors and coups were often seen on the shirt. Paint, feathers, ermine tails, beadwork, quillwork, shells, bells, coins, fur and/or trade cloth are some of the items used to decorate the shirt.
Included with this pattern is a section on "Working with Leather," a glossary of terms and intermediate sizes are easily made.
The pattern includes boys sizes 4 through 14. $10.00 SALE! $8.00 While supply lasts.
Indians and Mountain Men wore leggings and breechclout for protection against the elements and were first made of leather and later of cloth or blankets. They were often decorated in distinctive tribal designs and styles.
Included in this pattern are options for a tapered leather legging with fringe options, a full cloth legging with tied side seams, and full leather leggings along with the breechclout pattern.
Included is a section on "Working With Leather" and a glossary of all terms that are used.
The pattern runs from a 30 inch waist through a 39 inch waist.
The pattern runs from a boys size 4 through boys size 14.
The dress was often highly decorated for special occasions but was worn without adornment for everyday use. We include instructions for a Natural Style which uses the legs, intact edges and side fringe, and a Tailored Style with long sleeve fringe and straight cut edges.
The pattern features all of the extras that make using Eagle's View Patterns so easy and understandable.
$10.00 SALE! $8.00 While supply lasts.
Lightweight calicos are very popular for everyday use, red or blue trade cloth is beautiful for "best dress" and you may add ribbons to the basic pattern in order to create the now classic "Ribbon Dress" seen at powwows and many rendezvous.
Variations included with the pattern are neck style, sleeve options and length. Also, complete instructions are given for lining the dress.
You'll love this easy pattern and any girl will wear the finished dress with pride!
Mantua Maker 1700-4: 1740-1780 Oblong Petticoats are designed to cover panniers, and are individually adjusted for the panniers' width. They can be made in the wide English style or the narrow French style. The pattern includes ideas for decoration.
Price: $9.00 SALE! $7.00 While supply lasts.
Mantua Maker 1810-1: 1805-1812 Regency Frock has four rows of drawstrings at the neckline. It has options for short or long sleeves, and several options for sleeve styles. It can be made in day or dance hem lengths. The pattern includes many decoration ideas and variations.
Price: $16.00 SALE! $14.00 While supply lasts.
Mantua Maker 1500-3: 1500-1630 Round Kirtle includes three views, with historical notes and period sewing techniques for each:
Price: $18.00 SALE! $16.00 While supply lasts.
Complete your outfit with the PAY015 Irish Leine (Shirt) and the PAY014 "Irish" Dress.
The jerkin completes the look for a Renaissance man. Without it, he is not properly dressed. Shown with our Easy Peasant Shirt/Chemise.
Price: $11.00 SALE! $8.00 While supply lasts.
A protective garment used by sailors, fishermen, farmers and field workers. Based on original garments and contemporary illustrations. Side pocket slits to reach breeches pockets. View A has optional watch pocket or watch pocket access flap (to reach breeches watch pocket). Center front opening without fly buttons. Laced vent in back of waistband.
Includes waist sizes 32-34-36-38-40-42-44-46-48-50-52
Rocking Horse Farm RH184: Sacque Back Gown & Jacket
Can be made as a gown, jacket or polonaise. Was popular with both wealthy and serving classes in the 1770's. Includes pattern for side hoops and pinner cap, with instructions for plain or ruffled petticoat and neck ruff. Three size ranges, 8-10-12-14 (30" bust through 36" bust), 16-18-20 (38" bust through 42" bust), and 22-24-26 (44" bust through 48" bust). Click here for sizing information.
Price: $15.50 SALE! $13.00 While supply lasts. Size Small 8-10-12-14 (30" bust through 36" bust) OUT OF STOCK Size Medium 16-18-20 (38" bust through 42" bust) OUT OF STOCK Size Large 22-24-26 (44" bust through 48" bust)
Rocking Horse Farm 196: Redingcote/Riding Coat.
High-waisted caped coat with a stand-up collar. Simple, warm, and pretty. Sized S-M-L (from a 30-23-32 figure to a 40-32-42) and Xl-Q (from 42-32-44 to 48-42-50). Click here for sizing information.
Price: $15.00 SALE! $13.00 While supply lasts.
Rocking Horse Farm 198: Cape/Cloak/Mantle.
For centuries the cape/cloak/mantle was a simple circular or rectangular piece of fabric with a hole cut for the head. It was used for a blanket at night and a body covering by day, functional but not fashionable. Early capes/cloaks wrapped around the body for warmth and protection. The type of fabric used to make it was determined by the climate.
In the 16th cetury, cape/cloaks finally became a fashion of its own when they began being shaped, sewn and often lined. The 17th, 18th and 19th centuries saw voluminous cape/cloaks with 1 to 3 shoulder capes, collars, and made of rich fabrics. The plainer ones were worn for riding or traveling. For the rich and those with a sense of the dramatic, cloaks could be worn draped casually over one shoulder.
Price: $15.00 SALE! $13.00 While supply lasts. Order M-L-XL-Q (from a 34-26-36 figure to a 48-42-50):
Rocking Horse Farm 203: 18th Century Button Fly Breeches.
A style of knee breeches worn from early 18th Century until the 1770's.
Click here for sizing information.
Price: $10.50 SALE! $8.00 While supply lasts.
Sized:
Rocking Horse Farm 206: Poet Shirt/Blouse.
Poet or Pirate shirt. Sized for both men and women.
Price: $13.00 SALE! $10.00 While supply lasts.
Rocking Horse Farm 237: Day Dress ca. 1837-40.
Simple dress with pleating on the sleeves, ankle length full skirt, wide neckline.
Price: $14.00 SALE! $12.00 While supply lasts.
Rocking Horse Farm RH707: Blanket Shirt.
This shirt, made from heavy wool or even blanket fabric, is wonderful for those chilly days, especially when a man has to work outdoors, rather than simply stand and look nice in multiple constricting layers.
Sized as follows:
Rocking Horse Farm RH908: Child's Romper.
This pattern is taken from an original printed in 1908, and includes the original instructions.
Sizes 1-2, approximately 20" chest and 32" height to 21" chest and 35" height.
Price: $8.00 SALE! $6.00 While supply lasts.
Patterns of History 1865: Paletot jacket ensemble. This three-piece set is to be worn over a full oval hoop. Perfect example of 1860's style, as is the full skirt, which is at it's largest for the nineteenth century. Size 10 only.
Price: $10.00 SALE! $5.00 While supply lasts. Size 10:
Price $20.00 SALE! $15.00 While supply lasts. Size Small (8-10-12): Size Large (14-16-18):
Price: $10.00 SALE! $5.00 While supply lasts. Order Size 10: Order Size 14: OUT OF STOCK
The publisher first published this pattern in 1985 and named it the "1863 Bust Supporting Corset". After researching in patent records, they corrected the historical notes and revised and updated the pattern and the pattern sizes.The corset can be made without the straps to wear under an off the shoulder gown. Price: $9.00 SALE! $7.00 While supply lasts.
Past Patterns 710-713: Federal Issue Trowsers 1851-1876
The pattern includes extensive historical notes.
PP710 is a multi-sized regular in waist 32-38.
PP713 is a multi-sized regular in waist 40-42 Regular & 44-52 Tall
Price: $20.00 SALE! $15.00 While supply lasts.
This design is taken from an original pattern given in an 1869 La Mode Illustre. It was stated as for girls ages 2-4 years old. It has the front of the dress in princess lines, with the back and sides having an attached skirt. The waist line is slightly above the natural waist. The skirt is very full in the center back, fitting smoothly on the sides. It has a square neckline, and a center back button closure. The sleeve is a full length 2-piece sleeve. The dress back has a belt that can be adjusted with a button to make the garment fit more closely if desired.
Price: $14.50 SALE! $10.00 While supply lasts.
This pattern has four views and can be made as a straw brimmed hat or as a fabric covered hat. There are two choices for the crown either a bag or a cartridge pleated back.
Price: $12.00 SALE! $10.00 While supply lasts.
Price: $16.00 SALE! $10.00 While supply lasts.
Past Patterns 403: 1910 High Neck Blouse.
This simple blouse can be made plain or fancy. It fastens in the back with buttons but the designer has modernized it so that it can close on the left shoulder as well. It is a good basic blouse to familiarize yourself with the Edwardian silhouette and begin your turn of the century wardrobe.
This pattern is multi-sized 10 through 18. All sizes require 2-1/2 Yds. of cotton batiste, voile or handkerchief linen.
The Pattern features square cut shoulders, gussets under the arms and tucks for fullness that were characteristic of shirts worn in the first 200 years of our country's history.
This basic American Shirt has a ruffled cuff and besides the plain collar has three necktie options which may be worn with the basic shirt. An ascot tie, ruffled stock and ruffled insert can make this Shirt Pattern cover several time periods and locales. $10.00SALE! $8.00 While supply lasts.
Price: $14.00 SALE! $10.00 While supply lasts.
Price: $20.00 SALE! $10.00 While supply lasts.
Past Patterns 905-7: Three Piece Ensemble, Bodice, Skirt, and Overskirt Fashionable circa 1883-4.
Past Patterns' Summer Three-Piece Dress is worn without a bustle. The October 1889 issue Godey's Ladies Magazine states:
The war between a small bustle and none at all still continues. Everyone cannot dispense with this little addition to their figures. Those who can dispense with it, however, are only to glad to do so, and, by making underskirts very full at the back, this can generally be done, even by not quite perfect figures.
This pattern comes in three sizes, and the three patterns may be purchased individually for $10.00 each, or as a set for $25.00. SALE! These patterns are now on SALE for $8.00 each or $20 for the set!
Click through for more information and to order this lovely set of patterns.
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for man's man's fitted or A-line Delia and fabric or fur Kolpak with front sleeve slits, optional collar. Fits chests 34"-54". All Sizes in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions and historical notes included.
Price: $30.00 SALE! $15.00 While supply lasts.
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for man's Giermak with front sleeve slits, and optional collar and cuffs.. Fits chests 34"-54". All Sizes in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included.
Our hours are : 9 am ET to 5 pm ET (GMT-5), Monday thru Friday
