Costumes 1910 Era

Sewing Pattern - 1910 Ladies' Costume Pattern. Size: 36" Bust. Length of skirt in front from regular waistline 42, back 45. Width around lower edge about 2 1/4 yards. This pattern was published by The Pictorial Review Co. in New York. An elementary illustrated cutting and construction guide is included. The garment is easily assembled by matching notches and numbers. The pattern contains fourteen pieces. The pattern envelope describes the costume, "Without Lining. Having a Yoke Guimpe [separate ... [Read More]

Sewing Pattern -1910 - 1915 Skirts Pattern. Size: 26" waist, 43" hips, 42" length at center front. This Standard Fashion Company pattern describes it as a Ladies' Three or Four Piece Skirt, with High or Regulation Waistline in Round or Shorter Length and in Habit Style at the back; with or without the Panel Tacked to the Skirt or Falling Free and the Slightly Circular Bands. Written instructions only. Pattern dates circa 1910-1915. Suggested Fabrics: None on envelope. From others of its era: bot... [Read More]

Sewing Pattern -1910 Girls' Empire Dress Pattern. Size: Chest 23". This pattern was published by The Butterick Pattern Company. It was originally described as "Girl's Empire Dress with separate guimpe, high or square neck and long or short sleeves." Written directions. Pattern dates circa 1910. Suggested fabrics: Lawn, poplin, nainsook, linene, galatea cloth, and chambray. The colors were white, light blue, pink, tan, natural, navy blue, cadet blue, and scarlet. Materials required: 2-5/8 Yds. 36... [Read More]

FW270 - 1910's Metro Middy WWI Era Blouse Pattern. Sizes XS-3XL included. (6-32). This Blouse reflects the military styling of World War I uniforms, as well as the new interest in comfortable and practical two-piece garments. The easy-sew blouse features a breezy, loose fit; slightly belled sleeves; flared hemline with gentle downward curve at center back; V-neck and sailor collar. It makes a perfect summer blouse tucked into a skirt, such as FW209 Walking Skirt. It also is versatile worn out... [Read More]

Sewing Pattern- 1915 Military Trench Coat Pattern. Pattern for military trench coat from an original British pattern from the 1910s. All sizes are included in one pattern. Detailed instructions, period tailoring directions, embellishment suggestions, and historical notes are also included. Yardage Requirements: 4 yards at least 45" wide.

Sewing Pattern - 1910-1911 Semi-Princess Dress for Misses' or Small Women Pattern. Size: 35" bust. This pattern was published by The Butterick Pattern Company. Originally the pattern was described as "Semi-Princess Dress for Misses' or Small Women: consisting of a shirt-waist, in Gibson style, with narrow Dutch collar or neckband for wear with other separate collars, or with Dutch square neck, one-seam leg-o'-mutton or regulation shirt-waist sleeves in full or shorter length; and an attached six... [Read More]

Sewing Pattern - 1910 Princess Gown Pattern. Size: 38" bust and 44" hips. Made with Silk Crepe Back Satin this Princess gown becomes stunning evening attire. Original had written instructions only. Materials Required: 6-1/2 Yards. 44" wide fabric. Pattern dates to circa 1910. Pattern includes original sewing instructions and diagrams from the era and may assume some level of sewing knowledge common for the era, unless otherwise indicated. Flapper Era, Roaring 20's, Prohibition Era Dresses, Speak... [Read More]

Sewing Pattern - 1910-11 Misses' Panel Dress Pattern. Size: 30" bust, 24-1/2" waist, 35-1/2" hips. This pattern was published by The Home Pattern Company. Originally the pattern was described as "Misses' Panel Dress. A tucked waist with high or low neck, full and elbow-length puff sleeves; with a seven-gored skirt tucked to yoke depth, the sides and back lengthened by a straight gathered flounce, which may be extended across the front panel if desired." Illustrated directions. Pattern dates circ... [Read More]