Spencer Jacket or Pelisse Pattern Review

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(More customer reviews)Used the pattern to make a dress for my "Pride & Prejudice & Zombies" themed engagement party. Previous to this, I had only sewed one other item on my brand new sewing machine. I was able to follow the pattern, and with a few "learning" curves, sew a wonderful, period dress! Thank you!

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Pattern created by pulling research together from several sources; a Spencer jacket in the D.A.R. Museum collection and one at the Valentine. Also researched from Janet Arnold's wonderful Patterns of Fashion. Sizes 6-26DD all included in one envelope. Illustrated instructions make construction easy! Options for double-breasted or "frog" closure and two different collar treatments. Also makes up as a sleeveless pelisse or long coat with a skirt! See our extensive lines of Frogs and cloak and jacket clasps to obtain a stylish closure for your jacket!

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1790s-1810s Frock Coat / Regency Tailcoat Pattern Review

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(More customer reviews)Even though I am not a tailer I was able to put this complicated coat together, the instructions are consise and easy to follow. Shipping was fast. Excellent job by this lady ! I highly reccomend this product.

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1790s-1810s Frock Coat. Fits chests 34"-54". Full size paper patterns for Men's Frock Coat for the 1790s through 1810s with narrow cuffs and skirts, cut-away front, and fold-over collar. Single- and double-breasted versions both included. Fits chests 34"-54". All sizes included in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included. Suggested Fabrics: wool, heavyweight silk lightweight silk or linen for lining heavy linen or canvas for interlining Yardage Requirements: 3 yds at least 45" wide Notions: thread Up to 24 5/8" buttons for front, cuffs, and vents buttonhole floss. Colonial, Georgian, American Revolutionary War, Indian Wars, War of 1820, Regency, Sense and Sensibility, Pirate Era, High Seas Era, East Indies Trading Era. Age of Chivalry. Age of Piracy, Pride and Prejudice. Lord Darcy.

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1840s Dress Coat Pattern Review

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(More customer reviews)For a basic pattern, this one is very well researched and gives the tailor valuable hints as to period construction and techniques. It is very much worth the money spent and after this initial purchase of this company's products, I wouldn't hesitate to purchase another of their patterns.

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RC903 - 1840s Dress Coat Pattern. Fits chests 34"-54". All sizes included in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included. This pattern for Men's Dress Coat or Tail Coat for the 1840s with narrow cuffs and skirts, cut-away front, waist seam and side panel. Full size paper patterns for Men's Dress Coat for the 1840s with narrow cuffs and skirts, cut-away front, and side panel. Fits chests 34"-54". All sizes included in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included. Suggested Fabrics: wool, heavyweight silk, lightweight silk or linen for lining, heavy linen or canvas for interlining. Yardage Requirements: 3 yds at least 45" wide. Notions: thread, Up to 24 5/8" buttons for front, cuffs, and vents, buttonhole floss. Great for Naopoleanic and Regency, Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility, Mr. Darcy, Elizabeth Bennett impressions or fancy modern look. Also makes a great early have of 1800's or Victorian impression.

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1870's - 1880's Petticoat with Wire Bustle Pattern Review

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(More customer reviews)I bought this along with many other patterns to create a Victorian outfit. This pattern was so great. The directions were easy to follow and everything came out wonderfully.

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Sewing Patterns to make a 1870's - 1880's Petticoat with Wire Bustle. Multisized S-XXL. This petticoat bustle is based on an actual garment as seen in Harper's Bazaar magazine. This pattern will create a moderate sized bustle, proportioned to your hip size (one size does not fit all). It can be used as support for either 1870's or 1880's style of bustle dress. When combined with the flounce overlay, no other petticoat is needed. This petticoat has a center front closure, and four hoop bones built into the back. This design allows for structural support for heavy skirts combined with ease of movement and wearability (you can sit down without making any adjustments to the bustle!!) This petticoat will also fold flat for ease of storage. No other bustle pattern can offer this amount of comfort and style. Just put it on and forget it.

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