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Ladies's Workbook Vol. 1 Accessories This booklet offers instructions and patterns for a variety of period projects to knit, embroider, crochet and sew, each one taken from period publications. Lace cap, knitted miser's purse, reticule and corste bag, all in all that will add period flair to your victorian wardrobe. Your new favorite companions, both practical and chic! PI Ladie's Workbook EURO 12.00
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Travelling Items for the Lady This booklet offers instructions and patterns for a variety of practical victorian travelling items you will just love! Amongst them are: SAchet of Comb and Brush, a fluffy boa scarf, wallet and an extra large travelling bag with separate pattern sheet. All in all 10 easy to knit, embroider, sew and crochet projects, all taken from original period publications. PI Travelling Items EURO 12.00
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Men's Workbook This booklet offers instructions and patterns for a variety of practical accessories the man of your heart will just love! Hand-made utensils like a knitted tie, spectacle case or embroidered braces are sure to become well-loved favorites. The workbook includes 6 projects to knit, net, embroider and sew, each one taken from original victorian publications! PI Mens Workbook EURO 10.00
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Two Chemises 1850-1870
Chemises or 'shimmie' were worn throughout the nineteenth century next to the body. The corset was put over this calf-lenght garment, which protected it from sweat and body odours. The pattern also contains embroidery designs to embellish the chemises. (The skirt shown on the picture is not included!) Sizes US 10 - 20 (Bust 83,75 - 103,75 = 33 1/2 - 41 1/2") included. PP707 EURO 12.00
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1840-50s Corded and Tucked Petticoats These ancestors of the hoop skirts lend to your early victorian dress the smaller silhouette of the era. Making the dress stand out without adding weight they are a much more comfortable option. The skirt is tucked and left plain or cords are inserted in the casings formed by the tucks. Also suitable for 1850-60s common women's outfits. Suitable for all sizes.
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Underwear Set
A complete set for the perfect "underside" of the Romantic Era: Crinoline, Chemisette, Pantalons and snood. You need 14 m metal boning, which you will find in our category "Notions". Sizes (S-M-L-XL-Q) included. RH266 EURO 19.00
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Elliptical Cage Crinoline
This kind of crinoline was fashionable from 1863-1868 beliebt. It is small at the hips, flat at the front and wide at the back for a dramatic look. You need 28m metal boning, which you will find in our category "Notions". All Sizes included (Waist 51 - 112 cm). TV103 EURO 12.50
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Cage Crinoline
Wide crinoline for a flamboyant look. Because of its appearance it was called "cage" crinoline. Also wonderful for bridal gowns! Will give your dress a bell shape and won't turn you to a cone. You need 28m metal boning, which you will find in our category "Notions". All Sizes included (Waist 51 - 112 cm). TV141 EURO 7.50
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Corset 1820-1840 If you not only want to support your breasts, but also to model your figure this corset is the perfect choice! It features bust gussets and is laced in the back. It contains a pocket in which a piece of carved wood, the removable busk (available from our corsetry department), has to be inset. The busk was a popular gift presented by young men to the girl they loved. Despite the given date this corset can also be worn for the earlier years of the 19th Century! There're extant garments dating to 1800-1810. All Sizes (10-20) included! PP001 EURO 15.00
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1840-1870s Corset
This romantic corset is the perfect support for 1850s fashions. The multisized pattern also includes detailed illustrated instructions! Sizes US 8 - 26 (Bust 78,75 - 118,75 cm = 31 1/2 - 47 1/2") B, C and D Cup included. PP708 EURO 10.00
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Dayton's Skirt Supporting Corset 1863
Based upon an original style by the Dayton company. The corset offers skirt support, a back (lacing) and front closure (clasp). It can be made without the straps to wear under an off the shoulder gown. Find corsetry notions here. All sizes included (US 8-26 = dt. 36-54, Cup B, C, D). PP703 EURO 12.00
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Victorian Underwear 1837-1899
A complete set of underwear for your crinoline era outfit! It contains patterns for two corsets, a chemise and a pair of open drawers. All Sizes (6-26) included (= Bust 77,5 - 122 cm/ 30,5 - 48", Waist 58,5 - 101,5 cm / 23 - 40"). LM100 EURO 15.00
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Supplement Victorian Underwear 1837-1899 - Plus Sizes
Plus size tissue takes the Dore Corset from the pattern LM100 Victorian Underwear from size 26 to size 40. This does not replace the pattern itself and does not contain envelope, instructions or sizes 6-24, but is an addition to pattern LM100. This tissue takes the corset from bust size 48 to 62 inches (120-155 cm)! Sizes 26-40 = Brustumfang 120 cm - 155 cm. LM100Supplement EURO 7.00
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Romantic Era Dress
This pattern is for a full Romantic Era dress, designed from fashion plates of 1832. This style is suitable for the years 1830 - 1836. Fitting at the point of the shoulder, this dress can be worn for both day and evening wear, depending on sleeve choice. The evening sleeve is a pouf Beret sleeve, and the day sleeve is a full Gigot sleeve with hooks at the wrist. The bodice reaches to the waist and can be straight around, or with a shallow point in front. The front and back have gathered upper sections, over a fitted lining. The bodice can also be made plain, if desired. A full skirt is attached to the bodice, and is ankle length. The closure is in the center back, with hooks and eyes. Each size is hand drawn, not scaled, with all of the bodice seams true to the era. This bodice is designed to fit snugly over a corset. All sizes in one envelope: Fits busts 75 cm = 30" - 125 cm = 50" and waists 55 cm = 22" - 105 cm = 44". TV455 EURO 17.50
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1835 Afternoon Costume This dress is constructed in the large sleeve-style of the 1830s known as gigot. The full, ankle-length skirt is attached to a separate high-waisted bodice with hooks and eyes. Based on an original costume of brown watered silk and worn over full petticoats, which is in the possession of the Wisconsin Historical Society. The Package includes patterns for bodice, skirt, and perlerine (a scarf-like cape). It is part of WHS' discontinued pattern line which won't be reprinted, once the last copies are gone. Get yours while they last! Sizes US 10, 12 or 14 per pack. POH1835 EURO 15.00
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1840-1852 Ladies Round DressesThis versatile pattern set makes several beautiful early victorian gowns! It comes with three bodice and five interchangeable sleeve options, pelerine and under sleeves. View A is front opening with a plain back, close long sleeves and mancherons (sleeve caps). View B is back opening with front and back bodice overlays gathered at the front and back waist and shoulders. Three layer sleeves with separate long close sleeves, over sleeves and tucked mancherons. View C is back opening with an overlay gathered at the front waist with a plain back. The sleeves are pagoda with mancherons. The pelerine is seamed at the back of the shoulders, longer in front than in back, and meets at the center front. Included are plain under sleeves for View C. All Sizes (6-26) included (= Bust 77,5 - 122 cm/ 30,5 - 48", Waist 58,5 - 101,5 cm / 23 - 40"). LM114 EURO 15.00
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German Day Dress 1845
This pattern is suitable to produce a multitude of dresses of this period. It is based on a german tailors guide from 1843. The gown should be worn with several petticoats instead of a crinoline or hoop skir. Style A has a pleated front, while style B is plain. All sizes in one envelope: Fits busts 75 cm = 30" - 125 cm = 50" and waists 55 cm = 22" - 105 cm = 44". TV454 EURO 15.50
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Lady's Wrapper or Morning Gown 1855-1865 Extant wrappers range in design and material from conservative to lavishly extrovert and colorful. Some wrappers were made from exactly the same fabrics as regular dresses, cut like a dress in the back and sides. With the help of a belt such wrappers could be made to look just like a regular dress. Others were made from paisleys and other "loud" fabrics, with a bold contrasting panel or trim in the front, or with a cut that was loose all the way around. Details The original wrappers this pattern is based on were cut in the back as a regular dress and only the loose front panel mark them as wrappers. From the Kay Fig (=KF) pattern line published by Fig Leaf (=FI). Sizes US 8-18 (Bust 81,25-105 cm = 32 1/2-42", Waist 60-105 cm = 24-32 1/2". KF611 EURO 26.00
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Ballgown 1860
A wonderful two piece Ball Ensemble from the Romantic Era! The wide crinoline skirt and the lovely princess bodice with puff sleeves will make you a true eyecatcher at every ball! You will need 2 m metal boning with you can find in our category "Notions". Sizes S, M or L per pack. PI430 EURO 22.99 ADD TO SHOPPING CART IN:
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Day Dress ca.1860
What an attractive day dress! Gathered V-front, long sleeves with cuffs, combined with soft flowing fabrics like cotton - a sure shot to turn some heads! The pattern is pulled from an extant garment in the collection of the Atlanta History Center. A documentation of this dress is provided in the booklet, that's included in the package. View the cover art here! Sizes US 8-18 (Bust 32 1/2-40" = 80-102,5 cm) included. FI206 EURO 35.00
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Early 1860s Day Dress
This pattern features 3 different sleeve styles, undersleeves and collar option. (Click image for additional views!) All Views have a two dart front bodice and a classic curved V, tucked back. The darts are boned. The front of the skirt is directionally knife pleated, the sides are box pleated and the back is cartridge pleated (gauged). The bodice, sleeves, and skirt are flat lined with polished cotton. The skirt has a pocket and is stitched to the bodice. The bodice has piping at the neck, armscyes and waist. View A has coat sleeves, View B has pagoda sleeves, and View C has pleated pagoda sleeves. Included are a 1 1/2 inch collar and plain undersleeves. Patterns are taken from an original dress in the author's collection! All Sizes (6-26) included (= Bust 77,5 - 122 cm/ 30,5 - 48", Waist 58,5 - 101,5 cm / 23 - 40"). LM111 EURO 15.00
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The Going-Away Dress of Charlotte Brontė
The pattern is taken from the pretty dress which Charlotte Brontė wore on the 29th June, 1854, when she left Howarth with her new husband, Arthur Bell Nicholls, on their way to Ireland for their honeymoon. The dress is now owned by the Brontė Parsonage Museum, Howarth, which is associated with this production. The pattern is drawn to scale on squared paper so that they may be scaled up or down according to requirements. The package includes full instructions for the dressmaker plus some historical detail about the costume and a colour photograph of the original garment. One Size. NSCT01 EURO 15.00
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1864 Spanish Jackets
Semi-fitted jacket that hangs open in the front, usually worn over a blouse. It is slightly short of the waist in length. The main body is in three pieces, Back, Side Back, and Front. The front is fitted with a single dart. The sleeve is in two pieces, in either full length, or rounded ¾ length. A sleeve jockey can be worn over the long sleeve, or alone as a sleeve by itself. This jacket is fully lined and without boning. A wonderful addition to your going-away outfit! All Sizes (bust 75-125 cm = 30-50") included. TV444 EURO 13.00
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Garibaldi Shirt Named after the George Washington of Italy, Giuseppe Garibladi this blouse is suitable for the 1850-1860s. Combine the Garibaldi blouse with a skirt and a wide belt for a sports outfit to wear for croquet, a picnic or to the beach. Or wear it underneath our Carriage or Tea Bodice. Sizes (US 8-26 / B, C and D cup) included. PP709 EURO 13.50
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Tea Bodice
Two garments in one: Afternoon Bodiceof the 1860s with pagoda sleeves and false vest. Elegant and versatile! Sizes M or L per pack. PI403 EURO 18.00 ADD TO SHOPPING CART IN:
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Riding Jacket 1860
Classic single breasted Riding Jacket of the 1860s with wide skirts. Sizes S, M or L per pack. PI412 EURO 18.00 ADD TO SHOPPING CART IN:
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Riding Skirt 1860
Matching skirt for an 1860s Riding Outfit with a long train to drape across the sidesaddle. All Sizes included. PI605 EURO 20.00
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Chemisett 1861
Chemisett to be worn underneath the riding jacket instead of a full blouse. This pattern is based on an original in a number of Godey“s Ladies Book from 1861. Alle Sizes included. PI402 EURO 8.00
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Carriage Bodice
This detailed bodice is the right choice for a carriage ride or a walk in the park. Decorated like a dragoon uniform the choice of every elegant lady. Combined with a matching skirt and hat a true show-piece! Sizes (6-10) or (12-16) per Pack. PI415 EURO 18.00
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1860s 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 and is boned to fit tightly. The point may be made shorter without changing the overall look. All Sizes (US 10-20). PP704 EURO 15.00
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Fan-Front Bodice
A wonderful bodice fashionable between 1841-1847. It may also be worn for 1850s gowns because daguerreotypes abound of women wearing the fan-front bodice in the 1850s. The illusion of a small waist is created with tucks at the shoulders which are drawn into shirring at the center front waist. The bodice is mounted on a form fitting lining. The lining alone may be used as a pattern for a popular variation from the fan-front. The long form fitting sleeves may be made with or without a cap. The bodice is lightly boned and closes in the back with hooks and eyes. Sizes (US 8-26) included. PP801 EURO 15.00
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Ballgown Bodice 1860
This bodice fits just off the shoulder for evening wear. It reaches to the waist and has a point in front and back. An optional gathered bertha trims the neckline. The closure is in the center back, with hooks and eyes. The sleeve is a small pouf with a fitted lining. A double bow decorates the shoulders. This style is particularly suited to 1850-1873, but can be used for other periods as well. Heavy decorations at the neckline will give an elegant look to the bodice. All Sizes included. Bust 75-125cm, Waist 55-105cm. TV442 EURO 12.00
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Ball Gown Skirt 1860
This skirt is an original design based on elements and ideas in use during the 1850's and 1860's. The top skirt is pulled up in swags, revealing a box pleated ruffle underneath. Double box pleats at the waist complete the look. If desired, contrasting fabrics may be used, or a single tone is very elegant. Garnish the swags with flowers or bows. This is a very elegant skirt, that is also easy to make. Made out of cotton calico, this pattern is a nice "country" ball gown and picnic dress. Richer materials and elaborate trims make this a skirt fit for a high society evening. Fits for crinolines with a circumferrence of 3m, 3.40m or 3.75m. Alle Sizes included. TV240 EURO 12.00
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Flounced or Single Skirt
A breathtaking style! This skirt is the perfect match for our fan-front bodice. You can make it plain or with ruffled flounces to add a little extra chic. This outfit is sure to turn heads wether your heading for a walk in the park or a party. Sizes (US 8-26) included. PP800 EURO 15.00
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1865 Elliptical Skirt
This skirt is of the style used during late and post Civil War period. It is designed to be worn over an elliptical cage crinoline. The front and sides are gored, fitted to the waist with a pleat at each seam. The full back is tightly gathered into a few inches. This skirt has 9 panels in all, and is about 185" at the hem. All Sizes (XS-XXXL = Waist 50 - 110 cm) included. TV247 EURO 17.50
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1860 Paletot
A wonderfull overcoat based on period originals. The Paletot has a lose and comfortable fit while looking distinguished and elegant. It sports wide sleeves and a cut that will fit even the largest crinoline. Depending on the material used it is suitable for day or evening wear. The perfect protection for your precious crinoline outfit! All Sizes (XS-XL) included. PI419 EURO 18.00
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1868 Summer Capuchon
This soft Capuchon will keep you warm even in a fresh summer breeze. Tastefully decorated with ribbons, lace trims and tassels it is the prefect piece to accompany you on a walk in the park or an early summer afternoon of reading in the garden. Made from thick wool fabric this style will also take care of you in the winter. Details Based on an antique pattern from 1868. The original Capuchon was sold at the Grands Magasins du Louvre, a famous parisan department store (established 1855).
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Victorian Girl's Underpinnings This set contains all patterns necessary to make a complete set of girl's underpinnings: a chemise with two neck options, underdrawers and a petticoat. The perfect base for any victorian girl's outfit. From the Grannys Attic (=GA) pattern line published by Period Impressions (=PI).
Child's Sizes US 6-12 inclusive.
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Crinoline Gown for Girls 1860
A beautiful gown with a wide skirt, a straight cut bodice with square neckline and cap sleeves. The ideal outfit for every little princess! Sizes (7-8-10) or (12-14) in einer Packung. PI305 EURO 18.99 ADD TO SHOPPING CART IN:
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