Hancock Costumes Patterns

18th Century Jackets Pattern (XL-18-20, Bust size 44-46"). This pattern is a single size pattern; please reference the description for size included. This very special J. P. Ryan pattern contains 10 pattern pieces which may be combined to create an entire wardrobe of 18th century jackets. Four views are given, each for a different time period. Because all the pattern pieces, i.e. sleeves, cuffs, backs and front, were designed to fit together, you may create additional styles, based on your own p... [Read More]

"One of the most useful books to cover the whole of the field...Mr. Ford is to be congratulated on having produced a work that should stand the test of time."―Carpet Review Weekly In this comprehensive survey, P. R. J. Ford shows readers how to recognize the different structural and design features of oriental rugs and carpets. The designs are grouped according to their essential characteristics. This approach illuminates the cultural background of each, revealing at once the similarities and ... [Read More]

1750's Coat with Military Variations for the Officer or Enlisted Man (42" Chest) This pattern is a single size pattern; please reference the description for size included. Appropriate for either civilian or military wear, this coat has very full skirts, deep cuffs, a straighter front line and roomier sleeves than coats worn in the 1770's and later. The body of the coat fits close to the person and the armholes are set high and back to reinforce a correct, erect 18th century posture. Military lap... [Read More]

A comprehensive guide to making your own couture bridalwear. Dresses, trains, veils, head dresses, and the use of decorative techniques are covered with step-by-step diagrams, photographs and detailed instructions. Written for the design student, teacher and professional alike, it deals with every stage of the process, including:  an introduction to bridalwear design  choosing a style  making-up patterns  designing and cutting necklines, collars, sleeves, boned bodices, skirts, train... [Read More]

Sewing Pattern -Shortgown with Shift and Petticoat Directions. Basic American working class garment. Pattern for shortgown features pleated back. Includes diagrams and directions for shift and petticoat. Great for Captain Jack Sparrow, Captain Barbossa, Colonial Army, War of 1812, American Revolutionary War, Blackbeard costume, Golden Age of Piracy Costume. Colonial Man, Colonial Revolutionary Soldier, Colonial Woman, Revolutionary War woman. Great for Colonial or Pirate Women's Pattern. Great ... [Read More]

1700's Shift, petticoat, short gown, apron, handkerchief and pocket Pattern (Medium-Bust size 36-38") This pattern is a single size pattern; please reference the description for size included. Contains pattern diagram for chemise in all sizes, plus illustrated directions for petticoat, apron and handkerchief. Patterns included for short gown and pocket. One size short gown per pattern, bust sizes 32-50. Basic Garments. Shift/Chemise - an 18th century undergarment for women worn next to the skin... [Read More]

Gantzhorm, Volkmar

1750's - 1770's Pet-en-l'air or Robe à la Française Pattern (XL-Bust Size 44-46"). This pattern is a single size pattern; please reference the description for size included. The pet-en-l'air has a fitted torso without front waist seam, and a pleated sack back that extends from neckline to hem. The fit of the bodice is controlled by the lining; it has an under stomacher that laces closed in the front and ties to adjust the back. Pattern is for pet-en-l'air, three sleeve flounces and stomacher o... [Read More]

18th Century Jackets Pattern (Medium-10-12, Bust size 36-38"). This pattern is a single size pattern; please reference the description for size included. This very special J. P. Ryan pattern contains 10 pattern pieces which may be combined to create an entire wardrobe of 18th century jackets. Four views are given, each for a different time period. Because all the pattern pieces, i.e. sleeves, cuffs, backs and front, were designed to fit together, you may create additional styles, based on your o... [Read More]

1750's Coat with Military Variations for the Officer or Enlisted Man (52" Chest). This pattern is a single size pattern; please reference the description for size included. Appropriate for either civilian or military wear, this coat has very full skirts, deep cuffs, a straighter front line and roomier sleeves than coats worn in the 1770's and later. The body of the coat fits close to the person and the armholes are set high and back to reinforce a correct, erect 18th century posture. Military la... [Read More]