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Patterns of History #PH403

Pattern #PH403 1888 Reception Toilette

The classic elements of the late 1880s silhouette, including a tailored bodice, tight sleeves, off-the-floor skirt, and prominent bustle, are all seen in this elegant two-piece dress. The original was of gray silk faille with white silk neck inset and gold braid was made to be a wedding dress. Package includes patterns and instructions for a bodice, skirt, and bustle.

Approximate yardage required for 45" & 60"wide fabric.

sizes	8-12	14-18
45"	9 1/4	9 1/2
60"	6 3/4	7

To order the correct size please check women's sizing chart at bottom of this page.

$17.95

Sizes: Small (8-10-12) or Large (14-16-18)

Patterns of History #PH404

Pattern #PH404 1894 WALKING SUIT

The indispensable “tailor suit” for the active Victorian woman, this walking suit sports the enormous “leg-o’-mutton” sleeve of the mid-1890s. The jacket and mock bodice are one piece, but provide the look of two separate pieces. The original was of navy blue wool broadcloth with a woven-patterned brown silk bodice and collar. Package includes patterns for a bodice and skirt.

To order the correct size please check women's sizing chart at bottom of this page.

$22.75

Large (14-16-18) Queen (20-22-24)(queen size is temporarily out of stock)

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Patterns of History #PH405

Pattern #PH405 1899 WEDDING GOWN

The Gibson Girl bride who wore this two-piece wedding gown in June 1899 incorporated several fashionable elements into its design, such as the “mousquetaire” sleeves which are gathered along the seam line, a high collar, a v-shaped waist, and a gored skirt en train. The original is of medium-weight silk satin and ornamented with chiffon, beads, and lilies-of-the-valley. Package includes patterns for two bodice options and a skirt.

To order the correct size please check women's sizing chart at bottom of this page.

$18.95 (large is temporarily out of stock)

Sizes: Small (8-10-12) or Large (14-16-18)

Patterns of History #PH408

Pattern #PH408 1840 DAY DRESS AND HOW TO VIDEO SET

Do you find the idea of making a Victorian gown intimidating? This video will help relieve your fear about making this 1840 Day Dress. Mary Chancellor, a Wisconsin seamstress, explains each step of the pattern and suggests short cuts for some of the more difficult sewing procedures. This video was not produced by Patterns of History. 60 minutes.

This simple day dress has the narrow sleeves and "Marie Stuart" waist popular during the middle and late years of the decade. Cartridge pleating at the waist gives the skirt its soft rounded shape, which can be further accentuated by wearing gathered petticoats. Note: After this pattern was printed, further research proved that this dress was made around 1845. This is one of the original 1976 patterns from Patterns of History. Please note that they have briefer instructions and fewer illustrations, but do include "Period Notes".

Size 14 only

$39.95 Video & Pattern Set

Women's Sizing Chart For Patterns of History

Size	8	10	12	14	16	18	20	22	24
Bust	31 1/2	32 1/2	34	36	38	40	42	44	46
Waist	24	25	26 1/2	28	30	32	34	36	38
Hip	33 1/2	34 1/2	36	38	40	42	44	46	48

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