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	Laundry Bag Pattern Our laundry bag with cross stitch embellishment is a wonderful redwork project. The embroidery patterns included are so versatile, they can be used for many different projects like table runners, towels or pillow cases. Contains detailed instructions to make the bag, the cross stitch patterns for the dragon motif and ornaments plus the wave band. The trimmings framing this band were sewn on to...	£5.59 Add:
	1909 Tourist Hat Pattern A sporty hat suitable for a variety of activities. Wether your travelling, hiking, cycling or enjoying winter sports do it in style and protect your coiffure at the same time. The hat is wide enough to accomodate the large hairdos of the early 1900s. Use the adjustable straps to tie under the chin and your hat stays in place even at a breathtaking pace!	£10.39 Add:
	Corset 1900 Pattern An easy to make and comfortable to wear alternative to the extremely restrictive corsets of the period, our model consists of only a few pieces and is slightly boned, which will give you a maximum of wearing comfort. Ideal for leisure wear! Choose between button or corset busk closure at front. The pattern is based on a french original from 1900. Material: 8 m (8 3/4 y) steel boning, 48 closing...	£10.39 Add:
	A Lady's Chemise Costume Pattern For hundreds of years, a chemise was that intimate garment worn next to a lady's skin and was often meticulously monogrammed in dainty script during the Victorian era. Today, A Lady's Chemise is the perfect nightgown or simple summer dress. Our flattering chemise was worn during the mid to late 1800s and we offer two appealing versions. Both views have short gathered and ruffled cap sleeves and...	£13.79 Add:
	Victorian Shirt Costume Pattern This bib-front dress shirt was fashionable for men in the 1870s and is still elegant today. A perfect companion with a waistcoat or as a woman's oversized tunic or nightshirt. Pattern includes instructions for finishing touches. Suggested fabrics: Shirting weight fabrics such as broadcloth, gingham, muslin, or lightweight cotton flannel. Extra small to extra large.	£13.79 Add:
	Ladies' 1890s Sporting Costumes, with "Leggings" View A ladies' bicycle costume is a copy of a period 1890s pattern. It includes double-breasted basque, with collars and revers (lapels), leg o'mutton sleeves, pleated back, and belt. The skirt has bouble box pleats in front and back, with roomy bloomers underneath. The bloomers blouse over the "leggings", and are made of same, or similar, fabric as the basque. A dickey with a high collar goes...	£14.49 Add:
	Victorian Corset Cover & Petticoat Pattern Misses' Corset Cover- The Corset Cover has four darts, front and back, and a square neck. It buttons down the front and can be made with or without sleeves. Petticoat in Three Lengths—1870 to early 1900s petticoat has no darts in the front and back yokes, seams at side front, sides, side back, center back and gathered back panels. Back opening has placket with buttons. There are three different...	£14.49 Add:
	Vintage Vests Costume Pattern Victorian gentlemen needed a waistcoat to be considered well-dressed, and smart women often paired waistcoats with walking skirts for street wear. Traditional bow tie, with instructions for tying, is also included. Fits women with a bust size of 30.5" to 38", and men with a chest size of 36" to 44".	£13.79 Add:
	1890s Waist Pattern	£14.49 Add:

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