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1828 Day Dress This dress is cut in the style typical for the early Romantic Era: the v-shaped bodice is gathered onto a belt accentuating the slightly raised waistline, the puffed sleeves narrow towards the wrist. The bell-shaped skirt is tucked above the hemline. This pattern is the perfect starting point to create many romantic styles! Details Sizes US 6-10 (Bust 76,25 - 81,25 cm = 30 1/2 - 32 1/2") or 12-16 (34-38 = 85 - 95 cm). PI443 EURO 17.00
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1790-1820 Women's Shift
A full size pattern of this undermost garment, useful for Empire and Federal style gowns, with a drawstring neckline to help adjust shift to gown neckline, and short sleeves to go with the fashion of the period. Based on original cutting directions, with construction techniques from several extant garments. Wear with our 19th C. Short Stays! Sizes XS- XXXL included. KK6103 EURO 14.00
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Bodiced Petticoat
This sleeveless style is just perfect as an under dress for the thin cotton, linen and silk robes fashionable in early 19th C. Easily made, functional, warm and stylish. Sizes US 6-10 (Bust 76,25 - 81,25 cm = 30 1/2 - 32 1/2") or 12-16 (34-38 = 85 - 95 cm). PI513 EURO 16.00
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Transition Stays 1795-1810
This style is typical for the transition period from late 18th to early 19th Century. It's cut shorter than it's predecessors and without the tabs at the waist easier to make. The stays are front lacing, there's no problem putting them on. The pattern is based on an extant garment in an american collection. A concise documentation is included. Details The stays can be made fully or half boned. To make a fully boned pair you'll need 8 m steel boning tape 5 or 11 mm wide. Sizes US 8-14 (Bust 31 1/2 - 36 1/2" = 79 - 91 cm) or 16-20 (38 - 41 1/2" = 95 - 104 cm) per pack. PP030 EURO 10.99
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Partially Boned Transition Stay
This pattern was pulled from stays in the the Connecticut Historical Society collection. The package contains background notes, published for the first time, reviewing differences among eighteenth-century stays, transition stays of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, and classic stays of the first quarter of the nineteenth century through the early twentieth century. Also shown are detailed drawings of transition stays in museum and private collections, plus contemporary documentation dating the Connecticut Historical Society stay to between the late eighteenth century and 1820. Additional illustrations from advertisements, catalog companies, United States patent records, and ladies' magazines of 1840-1899, as well as original garments, document cupped stays made both at home and commercially. These garments were in addition to, if not a complete substitute for, the stiff and inflexible, waist-compressing item that most people imagine when the word corset is mentioned today. Detailed illustrated fitting and construction instructions complete the package. Details Sizes US 8-26 (Bustumfang 80-122 cm = 31 1/2-24") included. PP038 EURO 17.00
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Early 19th C. Short Stays
The pattern for this front lacing stays designed to wear with high waisted Regency gowns has been drafted from period illustrations of 1803-1820. The stays are front lacing, can be made with or without tabs at the waistline, and offer perfect support through bust gussets. Indespensable for the perfect early 19th. C. silhouette - the finishing touch for your Regency outfit! Details Sizes S (Bust 86-90 cm = 34-35,5“) - M (90-94 cm = 35,5-37“) - L (100-105 cm = 39,5-41,5“) included. NP E400 EURO 17.99
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1800 - 1820 Regency Stays Use these stays to achieve the slender silhouette of the early 19th century. Reduces the abdomen, a sewn in wooden busk (available from our Corset Supplies department) separated the breasts and build in cups lift them up. Optional adjustable side lacing for riding corsets. Comes with historical notes, detailed sewing and washing instructions. We strongly recommend to wear a shift underneath! (e.g. KK6103)! Manufacturer picture Sizes: S-XL included (Bust 75 - 132.5 cm = 30 - 53", Waist 55 - 120 cm = 22 - 48"). MM1810-3 EURO 14.00
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Early 19th C. Accessories
These patterns and instructions will complete your Regency outfit: Reticule (hand bag), Bonnet, Turban, Chemisette (Undergown) and an Apron. Sizes (S-Q) included. RH197 EURO 18.00
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Clothing for a Working Class Woman This set contains all the patterns to make a complete working woman's wardrobe of the turn of the 18th / 19th Century. It contains: a high-waisted dress with front opening, a cap, diagrams and directions for two chemise underdresses based on period originals in the Vancouver Museum and historical details.
Sizes XS-M or L-XL
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Queen Luise's Dress Based on contemporary portraits of Queen Luise of Prussia and extant garments of her time we created a pattern paying tribute to the good taste of a german fashion icon. The high waisted dress features an overlapping front with ruched inset and a wide skirt reminiscent of the fashionable styles of late 18th / early 19th C. Europe. Follow us in Luise‘s footsteps and make yourself a gown worth a queen! Details Sizes German 38-48 (= US size 8-18, UK 10-20, France 40-50 = Bust 88 - 110 cm) included. NP E403 EURO 18.99
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Regency Evening Gown
A breathtaking evening gown, based on an extant example in the collection of Hohenlimburg castle in Hagen, Germany . The original dress is said to have belonged to princess Agnes of Bentheim-Tecklenburg, who resided in the castle until 1830. It is made of dark blue silk faille and heavily embroidered in flat silver metal thread. The style of the gown suggests a date about 1805-1815. Details Sizes (Bust 88-100 cm = 35-40") included. NP E402 EURO 22.50
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Empire Overdress 1795-1825
Overdress with open front and back pleats, a so called "Pelisse". Similar gowns can be seen in various Jane Austen movies. Makes a beautiful ballgown with the matching Turban which is available in our "Hats &. Accessories" category. Sizes (Bust 30”-44” = 75 - 110 cm) included. W256 EURO 17.00
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Empire Dress with Chemisette
A plain but attractive construction make this style a perfect beginner's project. The V-front is gathered and tied by a drawstring and gives insight to a tuck-in blouse, a so called Chemisette. Sizes S-L (Bust 30”-40” = 75-100 cm) included. RH187 EURO 17.00
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1795 Dress This pattern was drafted from an original gown in the collection of the South Carolina State Museums in Columbia. It was made c. 1795 and shows typical details of the transitional style of the late 18th century like the combination of separate shoulder straps, side seams shifted to the back - both are common to earlier styles - and a higher waistline. The dresses closes in the back with drawstrings. It's a simple style, most certainly used as a workdress, but it is very easily adapted to high class fashions of the period as well. Wear it over a shift and transitional stays. Sizes US 8-18 (Bust 80 - 102,5 cm = 32 1/2 - 41") included. FI102 EURO 26.00
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1799 Apron Front Dress
This dress is a good example for the style employed in transitional fashions from Directoire to Empire. The pattern is based on studies of an extant garment in an american collection. The dress is front closing, the neckline adjusts by a drawstring - a prefect style for day or work wear, perfectly conform with european fashions. The package contains a booklet, giving a comprehensive documentation of the extant garment and detailed instructions. Sizes US 8-18 (Bust 32 1/2-40" = 80-102,5 cm) included. FI103 EURO 26.00
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Empire Day Dress 1798-1806
This pattern was pulled, with permission, from the extant garment in the Wayne County Historical Museum in Richmond, Indiana. The bodice is conservatively cut yet it has the fashionable small back of the period. As a result of the small back the sleeves form the shoulders, creating a very comfortable fit. Drawstrings fasten the center front closed at the neck and waist. Please note that the front lining does not support the bust and therefore the gown should be worn with some sort of corset or stays. The pleated skirt is fullest in the back and flat in the front. A 1-1/2 inch crescent-shaped tuck at center front raises the skirt over the toes. Illustrated instructions for sewing the garment by hand are included, however, this is an easy garment to sew by machine. Sizes (8-14) or (16-20) per pack. (22-26) available upon request! PP031 EURO 31.00 ADD TO SHOPPING CART IN:
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Day Dress 1809
Empire Day Dress with gathered front and back closure. The long sleeves can be detached and turn your dress in the blink of an eye into a lovley short sleeved style. Sizes US (6-8-10) or (12-14-16) per pack. PI460 EURO 22.00
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Empire Gown
A stylish alternative to those common Regency gowns. Opens at the front with is held up with two straight pins. Wearable from 1800-1812. The long sleeves are detachable. Sizes (6-10), (12-16) or (18-22) per pack. PI464 EURO 22.00 ADD TO SHOPPING CART IN:
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Shortgown and Petticoat
This short version of an Empire gown is suitable for morning (undress) and day wear. Drawstring front closure. Patterns for a matching petticoat are also included. Sizes US (6-8-10), (12-14-16) or (18-20-22) per pack. PI462 EURO 16.00
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Riding / Traveling Outfit
This package contains patterns for a spencer jacket which is buttoned on the left side with stand-up collar, a sleevless overdress and a matching blouse which is to be worn underneath. This kind of costumes were not only used for riding using a sidesaddle, but also as traveling gowns or when taking a carriage tour. Size (S-M-L) included. RH194 EURO 22.50
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Regency Robe with Overdress
An elegant robe of the early 19th C. Several gowns can be made from these patterns since all pieces are combinable. This versatile pattern is suitable for day and evening wear, even for ball gowns! Sizes (S-M) or (L-XL) per pack. RH188 EURO 23.50 ADD TO SHOPPING CART IN:
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Regency Wardrobe La Mode Bagatelle's “Regency-Wardrobe” is one of the best and most complete patterns for this era. The set includes a wealth of combinable patterns allowing you to create a multitude of garments from head to toe! Package contains a decorative booklet full of period information, sewing tips and instructions. Well-fitting patterns and a many many sizes from small to XXL are sure to make this set your favorite. Sizes
US 6
through 22 (also included are special bodice pieces for DD cup in
sizes 18
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Redingote
The Redingote evolved from men's styles of the late 18th / early 19th century and sports features just like a man's Great Coat: a stand-up collar and shoulder cape. Just like Regency dresses it accentuates the high waistline. Made from wool or velvet it will keep you warm even when wearing the most gauzy muselin dress. Sizes (S-M-L) included. RH196 EURO 20.00
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Spencer 1800
A tribute to late 18th / early 19th century love for military fashion, this becoming Spencer Jacket translates male styles into a very femine garment. It accents the high empire waistline while featuring a high stand-up collar, lapels and an open front. Our model is based on an extand garment in a french collection. It has been given a date of about 1801, which is confirmed by turn of the century fashion plates. View Back Sizes US 10-18 , UK 12-20, France 42-46 (Bust 88 - 104 cm = 35-41 1/2”). NP E401 EURO 16.00
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Pelisse &. Spencer
Essential for the cold season: short Spencer jacket and a long Pelisse or Redingote. Both garments feature a stand-up collar and a high waistline. Sizes (Bust 32-42” = 80-105 cm) included. W255 EURO 22.00
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Spencer
To versions of Spencers can be made with this pattern. View A features a turn down collar and can be closed with a belt, view B has a stand-up collar with ruffles and is tied close in front. Sizes S (6-8-10) or M (12-14-16) per pack. PI461 EURO 18.00 ADD TO SHOPPING CART IN:
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Caps and Coifs 1700 - 1820 are now available from a new department allowing more room to these important fashion accessories! Click this Link to see the full range!
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1790-1830 Man's English Style Shirt
A full size shirt pattern, based on original 1808 English cutting directions, with construction techniques from various original shirts. Directions for variations of bosom ruffles included. Sizes XS- 3XL included. KK4102 EURO 14.00
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Dragoon or Hussar Uniform
A basic pattern for an uniform of the napoleonic era. Change the look of this essential by adapting it to your regiments colors. Coatee has high collar, straight cut waist and short tails. Sleeves and back cut in early 19th Century style. Narrow Fall Pants included. Sizes (M-L) or (XL-K) included. RH204 EURO 23.00
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1812 Officer's Coatee Pattern for a regimental coat of the napoleonic wars. Suitable for various regiments, you can adapt the pattern to your needs (for additional information try Uniforms of the Napoleonic Wars). Combine with our waistcoat and pantalon patterns! Sizes: S (US 34 - 36 - 38 = Chest 85 - 90 - 95 cm), M (40 - 42 - 44 = 100 - 105 - 110 cm) or L (46 - 48 - 50 = 115 - 120 - 125 cm) per pack. PI733 EURO 18.00
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Frock Coat 1790-1820
French style frock coat with a high stand-up collar. Chest Size (34-48" = 85-120 cm) included. W212 EURO 23.00
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1795-1820 Tailcoat Rocking Horse Farm recently revised its pattern for a double breasted tailcoat. Package contains an 1790s style with flat collar and no cuff and an 1820s style with collar and cuff. Combine with waistcoat and breeches (early period) or Pantalons (later period). Not recommended for beginners. Sizes Medium - King (chest 95 - 130 cm = 38 - 52") included. RH201 EURO 23.00
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Workman's or Stable Jacket Practical short jackets were worn by workers and common men from late 18th to early 19th century. This single breasted style features stand-up collar and welt pockets. Experienced seamstresses and tailors can also alter the basic pattern to make an early 19th C. men's spencer jacket! Sizes S-XL included (= Chest 85 - 120 cm = 34 - 48"). RH205 EURO 15.00
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Men's Single-Breasted Waistcoats 1790-1815 This dashing waistcoat is suitable for both common working men and fashionable men. The pattern comes in 5 views and either a single or double layer back. Well documented, easy to follow instructions included! All Sizes included (Chest
85 - 130 cm = 34 - 52").
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Waistcoat 1812
Single breasted waistcoat with stand-up collar and watch pockets based on, but not limited to the style of 1812. Wearable from 1800-1820. Size (M-XL) included. RH199 EURO 18.00
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Waistcoat 1790-1820
Double breasted waistcoat with stand-up collar as seen in Jane Austen movies. Size (M-L) included. RH153 EURO 18.00
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Waistcoat 1790-1820
French style double breasted waistcoat with small pockets. Chest Size (34-48" = 85-120 cm) included. W211 EURO 18.00
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Poet Shirt
This versatile pattern is easy to sew and is suitable for the costumes of all social ranks. Directions for a ladies shift are included, too. Sizes (S-M-L-XL-Q/K) included. RH206 EURO 17.00
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Man's Trousers High-Waisted 1790-1810 Fall front straight trousers pattern for common working men and some fashionable men - just perfect for the daring look à l'Incroyable! Designed for the waistband to be worn just above natural waist (i.e. above hip bones). It includes directions for making closer fitted legs, and fitting information for "mature figures" with bellies! Three variations of fall binders included: pointed (shown), rounded or square (not shown). Optional watch pocket in waistband. Vents at ankles. Details Includes pattern and directions for making "Braces" (suspenders), which help to keep the trousers at the higher fashionable waistline! Waist sizes 28-42" (= 70-105 cm) or 42-52" (= 105-130 cm) included. KK4303 EURO 16.00
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Pantalons
Long pants with fall front as worn by fashionable young men of the Regency period. Waist Size (30-40” = 75-100 cm) included RH207 EURO 19.00
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Gentleman's Redingote or Coachman's Coat
This single breasted coat will accompany you on long and dusty journeys. Use it as a travelling or coachman's coat, on a carriage ride or on horseback. You can alter the number of capes according to your needs. Wear it over a frock coat or as a substitute for it. Sizes (S-L) or (XL-Q) included. RH200 EURO 20.00
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Girl's Frock c. 1790-1820 This pattern is for a simple Frock (a term for a girl's dress during this period), and includes two short sleeve styles plus optional detachable lower sleeves for multi-seasonal use or sun protection. The pattern also includes the pattern and instructions for an optional waist Sash! The design is inspired from cutting instructions published in 1808, and features typical construction of the period. The optional detachable lower sleeves are inspired by those seen in women's gowns. Basic documentation included. This frock has a back opening, and closes with the ends of the neckline drawstring and waistline drawstring, making it quite adjustable. View A sleeves have drawstrings at the hem, and View B sleeves have a band. The detachable lower sleeves must be used with the View B sleeve so the lower sleeves can be attached to the band. The lower sleeves are simply basted inside the sleeve band when needed and basting threads are removed when they are not needed! Sizechart US sizes 2-12 included. KK8305 EURO 16.00
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High-Waisted Dress for Girls
1810-1820 Girls dresses were like adult styles except the bodice had little or no fullness. Dress buttons at back and features small puff sleeves. Making tucks above the seamline allows the dress to grow a bit with the young lady wearing it. Sizes (4-14) included. RH104 EURO 20.00
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Skeletonsuit 1800-1805 Information from designer Ann-Dorothee Schlüter: After the stiff three piece suits of the 18th century they came as a real relief for little boys: The loose fitting two piece suits consisting of trousers and jacket, buttoned together at the waist. Things stayed put, the shirt was prevented from sneaking out of the breeches, and freedom of movement increased enormously. Attractive details were borrowed from contemporary men’s fashions and uniforms: Rows of shiny buttons or standing collars in contrasting colours enliven the mostly dark-coloured and thus robust garments. Skeleton suits were worn by boys after potty training from around the age of three years until they exchanged them for gentlemen’s clothes at the age of 10 to 12 years, usually when they left home for school. Perfect match: Boys Cloak AM004 in the Rococo Department Size 74-80 cm (Age 9-18 Months) - size up for older boys AM005 EURO 21.00
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Empire Clothing Set for Boys
This set includes jacket, waistcoat and trousers (Pantalons) for young gentlemen over the age of about 10 years. Sizes (8-16) included. RH109 EURO 20.00
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