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Details: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 ... more info

Details:Finally a well fitting pattern for this style, which was so very popular with women of all classes during the first half of the 18th century! The front is fastened by a stomacher, the back cut en fourreau (= in one piece) and pleated. This set also includes instructions for making a matching petticoat, plus patterns for two different sleeve options, a hip pad and a small hoop skirt! The pattern is pulled from period originals and contemporary ... more info

Details:Front closing jacket with back pleats and winged cuffs. Jackets were very popular with women of all social classes. The commonwoman wore them at work, the middle- and high-class lady for undress wear. Combine with a skirt worn with pocket hoops or hip pads. Based on period examples and paintings. Package includes 3 sizes suitable for bust 88-96 cm (35 1/4"- 38 1/2").

Details:This pattern was created from an original garment in Nehelenia's private collection: a suit consisting of frock coat and matching breeches originating from the French Provence, which can be dated to c. 1798 through original documents obtained with the garments. The style is typical of post revolutionary French fashion, with its small skirts, cutaway front edges barely meeting on the chest, a high stand-up collar and large fabric covered buttons. ... more info