Elizabethan Costumes Pattern

Misses Elizabethan costumes Simplicity sewing pattern 3782, part of Simplicity Early Summer 2007 collection. Pattern for 2 looks. For sizes RR (14-16-18-20).

Mccall M2058 14-20 sewing pattern ladies Cosplay Elizabethan ruffled Overdress, skirt and standing collar costume UPC: 023795580908 14-20 language: English, Spanish designer: Cosplay: the Vault collection you will look elegant in this beautiful ruffled Overdress, skirt and standing collar. The skirt has a thin waistband with gathered floor length Bottom and Hook and eye closure. The Overdress has a low square neckline with lace, fitted bodice with center and princess seam front and princess seam... [Read More]

Sewing Pattern: MA012 - Elizabethan Tailored Bodice Pattern by Margo Anderson This pattern includes sizes 2 to 30 (Bust 32-56", Waist 23-47"). The Elizabethan Tailored bodice is suitable for wear by all classes in the years 1565-1600. The pattern can be made up with fastening in the front with hooks and eyes or laces, or with laces at the side backs or center back. Several skirting and shoulder treatment options are included. See images for the many options! Sizes 2- 30 are included in every pac... [Read More]

Color: Three colors are available Material: Pleuche&Satin Length: Floor-length Sleeve Type: Trumpet sleeve with adjustable strap and unique pattern Occasion: Great for renaissance vintage fair/wedding/parties Size Notes: If your size is not in Amazon standard size chart, or if you want to change fabric or color , please chosoe a size in the size chart and email us your requests. Please email us your measurements about gender, height, shoulder width, chest, waist, hips Notice: 1. Size in 4-6 cm s... [Read More]

The M'Lady's Corset Pattern #267 from Folkwear is representative styles worn during the late 16th and early 17th centuries. The square neck version was worn by upper class women in the royal courts and the scoop neck version was worn by working class women in their daily lives. Both versions feature dropped waistline at center front to give the V shape that was characteristic of the Elizabethan era and wide set shoulder straps to further emphasize the small waisted impression.

Sewing pattern and instructions to make Elizabethan costume for Misses' sizes 14-16-18-20.

The Elizabethan Working Woman's Wardrobe Pattern is the historically accurate choice for those who don't play noble ladies!. The patterns are multi-sized from 2 to 28. (Bust 32-54" and waist 23-45") Here is a pattern package that gives you all the pieces necessary to make a complete Elizabethan working class woman's costume! This package includes: Smock, partlet and skirt, Bodices, sleeves, and various edge treatments, Headwear, Pouch, apron and neck cloth. This package is perfect for the middle... [Read More]

ELIZABETHAN COSTUME COLLECTION SEWING PATTERN. · The names and construction used on the garments to create this costume reflect the time period that it comes from. · It is important to make all pieces in the order given. · Set the Skirt hemlines over the bum roll and the Farthingale. · Fit the bodice over the bum roll, Farthingale and skirt. · Fit the partlet into the neck of the finished bodice and the neck ruff over the partlet.... [Read More]

RC205 - 1570s-1600s Doublet Pattern. Fits chests 34"-54". All sizes included in one envelope. Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for man's doublet circa 1570s-1600. Included are instructions for optional peascod belly. Fits chests 34"-54". All sizes included in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included. Tudor, Elizabethan, Colonial, English Civil War, Cavalier, Renaissance, Medieval. Great for Medieval, Renaissance or Cavalier Impression, SCA Costume,... [Read More]

This practical and informative guidebook is a "must-have" for anyone planning to create accurate period costumes for theatrical productions and historical reenactments. From short tunics worn by Saxon men in the fifth century to a lady's bustle dress of the late 1800s, this profusely illustrated text contains a wealth of authentic patterns. Information on pattern sizes, materials required, and methods of sewing accompany simply drawn diagrams for Elizabethan doublets, capes, and trunks; a man's ... [Read More]