Rocking Horse Farm 285: Polonaise, Levite & Round Gowns.
Worn from the 1770's thru 1780's. Pattern includes instructions for a plain or ruffled petticoat.
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Price: $15.50
Full size paper patterns for 1680s-1710s Mantua based on extant English examples. Upper class and lower class, closed front and open front, and trained and non-trained versions included. Fits busts 30½"-48" and waists 23"-41". All sizes included in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included.
Price: $30.00 SALE! $24.50 30% off While supply lasts.
Full size paper patterns for 1670s-1720s Lady’s Riding Outfit also worn when traveling. Frock Coat with dog-ear cuffs, sleeved waistcoat, and petticote with or without train and optional detachable train included. Fits busts 30½"-48" and waists 23"-41". All sizes included in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included.
Price: $35.00 SALE! $24.50 30% off While supply lasts.
RH101: Small Girls 18th Century Gown
1770-1790 Bodice and skirt made in one piece, shirred at center front. Sized for girls from a size 3 (22" breast, 38" height) to a size 6 (25" breast, 47" height). Click here for sizing information.
Price: $13.00
Rocking Horse Farm RH151B: Colonial Riding Habit.
18th Century jacket with waistcoat and instructions for riding skirt. Size XL-Q (20 - 26, bust 42 - 48) Click here for sizing information.
Rocking Horse Farm 183b: 1780's Style Jacket.
Jacket closes center front and has curved back skirts. Pattern includes ruffled petticoat instructions. Two size ranges, S-M-L (30" bust through 40" bust) and XL-Q (42" bust through 48" bust. Click here for sizing information.
Price: $10.50
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. Size Small 8-10-12-14 (30" bust through 36" bust) Size Medium 16-18-20 (38" bust through 42" bust) Size Large 22-24-26 (44" bust through 48" bust)
Rocking Horse Farm RH185: 18th Century Accessories
Diagrams, instructions and patterns for embroidered pocket, side hoops, hip roll, neck ruff, pinner cap, apron and bloomers (Bloomers are not period, but useful in hot or cold weather). Click here for sizing information.
Price: $14.00
A full size shirt pattern, based on original cutting instructions, with construction techniques from various original shirts. Includeds directions for bosom and sleeve ruffles.
Includes sizes XS-S-M-L-XL-2X-3X.
$12.00 US each
Includes sizes 38-40-42-44-46-48-50
Second Half of the 18th Century
English Style Shift (Chemise)
A full size pattern with stitching instructions, including whip gathered ruffle. This pattern is a composite of similar characteristics found in three extant garments, plus additional documentation.
Includes sizes S-M-L-XL-XXL.
$12.00
1730-1770 A full scale pattern, based on the text and illustrations in Description des Arts et Métiers, Art du Tailleur, by M. de Garsault, 1769. Commonly worn by working class women as day wear. Sleeve style is "en pagoda". Upper body and sleeves are lined. Several variations of sleeves and body are discussed. Cut and construction based on the original text (as well as illustrations), common techniques of the period, as well as research on bedgowns. Original French text and English translation are included! Also includes illustrations meticulously redrawn from Garsault.
Includes sizes XS-M-L-XL-XXL-XXXL Pattern KK-6501 $16.00 US each
A comfortable, functional, working cloak. Just right for cool days and chilly nights! Based on original cutting directions, with construction techniques from several extant garments.
$11.00
Based on original cutting instructions, with construction techniques from various original shirts. Directions for bosom and sleeve ruffles included for shirt.
Includes shirt sizes 4 to 14, and work shirt sizes 6 to 14.
Fourth Quarter of the 18th Century
Caps and bonnet based on original cutting instructions, with construction techniques from various originals. View A cap is for small girls, View B cap is in two sizes for older girls. The bonnet is in two sizes. All sizes are original! Instructions for determining which size to use are included. See Woman's pattern information for more details about bonnets.
$10.00
Includes sizes 4, 7, 10
Based on origianl cutting instructions, with construction techniques from original garments and references. Includes Shirt, Bedgown (two styles), Robe Blanket, Frock, Cap & Under Cap, Girl's Cap, Boy's or Night Cap. Also includes directions for Diapers, Rollers, Squares of Flannel and suggestions for Pilches/Diaper Covers. A brief history of infant''s clothing included. Everything needed to get a new re-enactor started! These are "long clothes", intended for infants not yet walking, but tucks can be taken to shorten for children learning to crawl or walk.
Sizes included are Original (approximately Newborn), 6, 12 and 18 months.
$16.00
Kannik's Korner 4001: Man's Accessories. Includes full scale patterns and directions for:
La Fleur de Lyse 1750: French Soldier's Small Clothes
This pattern includes the following pieces:
INCLUDES FIVE SIZES (Chest / waist): 38"/30" - 40"/32" - 42"/34" - 44"/36" - 46"/38"
Price: $32.00
La Fleur de Lyse 1755: Surtout Coat
This pattern includes a hooded or unhooded coat with large cuffs in two lengths
This pattern includes three styles of caps;
Price: $20.00
This pattern is for a French style man's shirt with:
This pattern is for a French style man's suit with:
Mantua Maker 1700-2: 1720-1780 Hooped Petticoats includes patterns for both small and simple petticoats, and mid-sized with two hoops.
Price: $8.00
Mantua Maker 1700-3: 1740-1820 Court Hooped Petticoat has approximately a 17" shelf on each side, and comes in French or English styles. It includes several variations in constructions.
Price: $9.00
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.
Mantua Maker 1700-7: 1740-1780 Robe a la Francaise is a truly amazing style of gown with a Watteau back that can be worn with either an open (French) or closed (English) skirt. The pattern includes three options for bodice closures, and is adjustable for different kinds of panniers. The pattern includes decoration and variation ideas.
Price: $25.00
LMM13: Single Seam Cap or Coif Pattern
This cap has 6 sizes and will work for Medieval through Early American. It can be worn by itself or under most Elizabethan Hats such as, Elizabethan Flat Cap, Tall Hat, Arched Brim Hat for a middle class costume.
Price: $5.00
This pattern is the early period style Drop Sleeve Shirt without a yoke. There is a short stand-up collar variation included along with your choice of tucks or gathers for fullness. It may also be decorated with ribbons to make an unusually striking shirt for traditional affairs.
A complete glossary of terms is given so that anyone will be comfortable using these fine patterns. $10.00
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. $10.00
Price: $14.00.
Complete your outfit with the PAY015 Irish Leine (Shirt) and the PAY014 "Irish" Dress.
Price: $18.00
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