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(More customer reviews)Not for the sewing novice but good research. Wish the illustrations weren't so simple but conveys what is needed.
My main complaint, though I think it is Amazon's end, is how it was shipped. I had ordered patterns (Past Patterns) and received all of them in a shipping envelope with the 16th cent. Reconstructing History pattern folded around the other patterns. Thus I had a bend in the instructions and the historic research pages. Fortunately I was able to iron the pages flat otherwise I would be requesting a replacement.
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RC508 - 16th Century Italian Fruitseller or Common Woman's Dress Pattern. Fits busts 30½"-48" and waists 23"-41". All Sizes in one envelope. This pattern includes instructions and historical notes for 16th century Italian Commonwoman's Gown as seen in the work of Vincenzo Campi. Pattern includes tie-on sleeves, center or side-back closure, and gathered or pleated skirts. Instructions fro ruffled-collared camisa or scoop-necked pleated camisa also included. Fits busts 30½"-48" and waists 23"-41". All Sizes in one envelope. Historical notes and embellishment suggestions included. Suggested Fabrics: light weight to coat weight wool heavy linen or canvas for interlining light linen for lining Yardage Requirements:Gown with matching sleeves: 6 yards 45" or 4½ yards 60" wide. Gown without sleeves: 4 yards 45" or 3 yards 60" wide. Constrasting sleeves: 2 yards 45" or 1½ yards 60" wideLining: 2 yards 45" or 1½ yards 60" wide(bodice & sleeves only). Interlining: ½ yard 45" or 60" wide (bodice only) . Excellent for Medieval or Italian Renassiance impressions.Notions:thread hooks & eyes or cord and closed rings (thread eyelets may also be used)two-inch and three-inch wide strips of contrasting wool or colorful ribbon for guards, as many as desired
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