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Regency Lady
Pattern and instructions are included.
This pattern requires some previous mini dressmaking knowledge.
Reasonably easy pattern.
The dolls is NOT included -
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Edwardian ladies day gown. circa 1908
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Victorian lady in working clothes, under
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Hot Potato Seller in Victorian England.
Dress a man doll in ‘aged’ clothes. is also suitable for a ‘posh’ man about town as well. -
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A Victorian Street Boy in ‘aged’ clothes.
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A Regency man in breeches and tail coat for riding.
Boot tops also included in the pattern. -
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Older seate lady sewing.
Late Victorian.
Undergarments included in the pattern. -
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An Edwardian Lady in an evening gown with pleated under trim. Puffed sleeves. (You will require a pleater to complete this pattern)
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This pattern is for a lady resting on her bed, Nightgown and negligee.
Quite a lot of sewing is involved in making this pattern up. -
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This pattern is a gown from Queen Mary 11,of Holland and England 1686.
A little piece of history.
Queen Mary 11 Lived from 30th April 1662 to 28th December 1694. She became Queen Mary 11 of England and Ireland on 22nd January 1689 and of Scotland on 4th April, 1689. In each case she ruled as joint monarch with her husband William of Orange until her death.Scroll down to the third portrait.
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This pattern can either be for a seated doll or a standing doll. The length of the gown will require altering for a standing doll. The gown can also be made modern by not adding the puffed sleeves.
The gown has about 25 hand made silk ribbon roses. -
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This pattern has a 5 gore skirt, Jacket with long sleeves. The Jacket back has a pleated pelum. The hat pattern is included.
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This gown is made from cotton lawn. It could be made from a patterned cotton fabric as well, even from silk.
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This pattern is for an Edwardian Bridal or Evening Gown.
Instructions for draping are also included.The bridesmaid gowns are NOT included.
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This gown was the wedding gown of Princess Maxima of Holland now Queen Maxima.
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A pattern for a Regency lady sitting in a chair… Could be made for a standing doll with the skirt adjusted for length.
