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Women's Victorian
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Patterns in this collection are drafted
from original garments in private and public collections. The illustrated
instructions include historical notes on the original garment, owner, style,
fabric and sewing techniques. In many cases both original and modern techniques
are discussed. Patterns are either multi-sized (includes all sizes listed) or
individually sized. Patterns in this collection are from 1850-1900.
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Clothing Patterns on this page are from
1860's to 1890's.
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P701 1850-1860 Gathered
Bodice
The woman holding the fan is wearing a loose-fitting bodice with
bishop sleeves. The front closes with buttons. The lady with the
umbrella wears the same bodice but has chosen a one piece peg-top sleeve.
The front of her bodice fastens with hooks and eyes. Both bodices are
fitted into a waistband with gathering or plaiting.
Approx yardage-2 yards of 45" wide fabric.
Multi-sized 10-20
$12.00
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Past Pattern #P700 |
Pattern #P700
1850-1863 Skirt
The skirt can be gathered and flounced, knife-plaited or
box-plaited. The original fabric of the ruffled skirt is a thin cotton.
The plaited skirt fabric is a light-weight wool plaid.
Gathered or pleated skirt with ruffle requires 7yards of 45"
wide fashion fabric.
Multi-sized 10-20
$12.00 temporarily out of stock
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Past Pattern #P709 |
Pattern #P709
1850's-Late 1860's Garibaldi Shirt.
Named after the George Washington of Italy, Giuseppe
Garibladi. Combine the Garibaldi blouse with the #700 skirt and a wide
belt for a sports outfit to wear for croquet, a picnic or to the beach.
The original fabric was a cotton chambray with an orange warp and a
white filler. All sizes require 2-7/8 yards of 45" wide fabric.
Multi-sized 10-20.
$12.00
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Past Pattern #P702 |
Pattern #P702
1850-1860 Darted Bodice
The seated lady wears full pagoda sleeves fashionable from the late
1850's to 1863. The standing lady wears modified pagoda sleeves which were
popular from the late 1850's though 1863. The under sleeve pattern is
included.
This pattern is multi-sizes 10 through 20. All sizes require 2-1/3
Yds. of 45 inch wide fabric.
$12.00
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Past Pattern #P711
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Pattern #P711 1860-1870's
HOMESTEAD DRESS
This prairie "A" line dress is very comfortable.
Graceful gored back. Cotton calico or linen. Multi-sized pattern size
10-20.
Approximate yardage required for
45" wide fabric.
$15.00
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Pattern #P712 |
Pattern #P712 Apron Front Hoop-Skirt with Hoop-Flounce
Past Patterns' Hoop Skirt with Hoop Flounce is a
pattern which was pulled from an original. A hoop skirt is
necessary to create the full Dickensian bustled silhouette popular from
the mid-1850s through the mid-1860s. The Historical Notes included with
the pattern trace the origin of hoop skirts and references to their
acceptance in newspapers, diaries and ladies' magazines of the era.
The circumference for the everyday hoop in the
smallest size is 105 inches, for the largest size it is 120 inches. The
Hoop Flounce buttons on to create an even fuller evening silhouette of
130 inches for the smallest size and 145 inches for the largest size.
The Hoop Skirt requires 3-1/4 Yds. and the Hoop Flounce requires 2 Yds.
of 45 inch wide fabric for all sizes.
Multi-sized Small-Extra-Extra Large.
$20.00
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Past Pattern #P704 |
Pattern #P704
1860’s BALL GOWN BODICE
A princess seam construction makes this bodice easy
to fit and sew. The puff sleeve with bows or the bell sleeve change the
bodice from fancy to tailored. The bodice closes and fastens in
the back with lace that is drawn through eyelets. The bodice is boned.
The point may be made shorter without changing the overall look. Looking
for a skirt to wear with this bodice? Order #P700 skirt (below).
The original fabric was a black silk faille trimmed
with a heavy black lace and small black jet beads. A watered taffeta, a
changeable silk taffeta or a plaid weave taffeta are particularly good
choices.
The puff sleeve bodice requires 4-3/4 Yds. of 45
inch wide fabric. The bell sleeve bodice requires 2-1/8 Yds. of 45 inch
wide fabric.
Multi-sized 10-20.
$12.00
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Past Pattern #P905 |
Pattern #P905
1883 Bodice of a Summer Day Dress
This pattern contains the bodice only. It
was copied from an original in the Warren County Historical Society,
Lebanon, Ohio. Historical notes are included. This bodice is worn with
pattern #P906 skirt and #P907 overskirt.
Approximate yardage required for 45" wide fabric.
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16-20 |
22-26 |
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2 1/4 |
2 5/8 |
$12.00 (please choose size when ordering)
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Past Pattern #906 |
Pattern #906
1883 Skirt of a Summer Day Dress
This pattern contains the skirt only. It
was copied from an original in the Warren County Historical Society,
Lebanon, Ohio. Historical notes are included. This skirt is worn with
pattern #P905 bodice and #P907 overskirt.
Approximate yardage required for 45" wide fabric.
| Size 8-14 |
16-20 |
22-26 |
| 3 3/4 |
3 3/4 |
4 1/4 |
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Past Pattern #907
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Pattern #907
1883 Over-Skirt (Tablier) of a Summer Day Dress
This pattern contains the over-skirt only. It
was copied from an original in the Warren County Historical Society,
Lebanon, Ohio. Historical notes are included. This skirt is worn with
pattern #P905 bodice and #P906 skirt.
Approximate yardage required for 45" wide fabric
on all sizes is 3 yards
$13.00 (please choose size when ordering)
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Past Pattern #P903
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Pattern #P903 LATE
1880’s-1890’s DAY DRESS
The full skirt is gathered into a flattering point at the waist
front. Hidden fan and watch pockets. Two collar and
two sleeve options. Cotton calico or light weight
wool. Multi-sized pattern 10-20.
Approximate yardage required for
45" wide fabric.
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Size 10-14
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Size 16-20
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5 7/8
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6 1/4
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$19.00
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