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1660s Gown Pattern for an elegant gown fashionable c. 1660. Our pattern is based on extant period garments and paintings by ter Borch, Vermeer and others. Bodice and skirt are separates, and can be made from matching or contrasting colours, making this patterns very versatile. Combine the bodice with different skirts for new looks and trim as desired. The bodice lining is boned, so no extra stays are required. Wear with chemise, hip pad and as many underskirts as you wish. The package contains patterns for bodice and hip roll, detailed and easy to follow instructions for the skirts. Details 6 Sizes included fitting Bust 84-104 cm = 33 1/2 -44 1/2". NP800 EURO 18.00
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1670s-1720s Stays
Late 17th century stays (corsets) based on two extant English examples. View A, based on the stays in the Museum of London are fully-boned, five piece stays featuring an optional front busk, integral shoulder straps, back laced closure, and integral tabs at the waist. View B, based on the stays in the Victoria and Albert Museum, features a front opening, stomacher, integral waist tabs and optional sleeves. Embellishment suggestions included. All Sizes in one envelope. Fits bust 76,25 cm - 120 cm = 30˝" - 48" and waist 57,5 cm - 102,5 cm = 23" - 41". RHS711 EURO 26.00
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1630s Bodice and Petticote
English-, French- and Dutchwomen's bodices and petticotes (jackets and skirts) with optional stomacher appropriate for the 1630s and Women’s Common or Middle Class bodice and petticote appropriate for the 1630s through 1660s. Included are low, open front bodice to be worn with stomacher or closed, high front, boned or stiffened lining, wide or narrow sleeves with optional paning, continguous gored or attached tabbed skirting. Petticote options include hooked or tied waistband with slits for pocket access. Upper class and lower class instructions, historical notes and embellishment suggestions included. All Sizes in one envelope. Fits bust 76,25 cm - 120 cm = 30˝" - 48" and waist 57,5 cm - 102,5 cm = 23" - 41". RHS101 EURO 26.00
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Bodiced Gowns
This patterns for the 1670s-1690s are based on extant English examples. The bodice is boned to fit close to the body. Trained and non-trained versions included. Embellishment suggestions included. All Sizes in one envelope. Fits bust 76,25 cm - 120 cm = 30˝" - 48" and waist 57,5 cm - 102,5 cm = 23" - 41". RHS707 EURO 31.00
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1600-1660 Caps
Patterns with complete instructions, embellishment suggestions and historical notes for coifs, forehead cloths, two versions of the Dutch cap, Hollar cap and Diadem cap. One Sizes fits all. RHS102 EURO 15.00
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Cavalier Doublet
A perfect addition to your first half of the 17th C. attire! Doublet with skirts and capped sleeves. Package includes 3 variations for sleeves. Combine with Cavalier Slops, shirt with lace collar and a felt hat. Details Sizes (Chest 38-42” = 95-105 cm) or (44-54” = 110-135 cm) included. W113 EURO 23.00
Size: Chest 95 - 105 cm = 38 -
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Size: Chest 110 - 120 cm = 44 - 48"
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1680s-1730s Breeches and Slops
Patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for breeches or slops circa 1680s-1730s. Suitable for sailors as well as for the commonman or the nobleman. Embellishment suggestions included. Waist Sizes (28-50" = 70 - 125 cm) included. RHS706 EURO 26.00
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