Based on the vintage uniform of the 19th century schoolmarm, this two piece outfit features a classic "shirtwaist" or blouse with beautifully different scalloped front opening and flattering princess lines.  Wear it with the sweeping seven gore skirt with optional bias trim.

$16.95

This romantic shirt dates from the 1820s, when such poets as Byron, Shelley, and Keats wore their collars open in defiance of conventional fashion.  The easy sew garment is equally poetic for men or women and can be made with plain or ruffled collar and cuffs.  Pattern includes historical lore and instructions for authentic detailing.  This is a favorite for men's Medieval/Renaissance costume and contemporary wedding shirt.

$14.95

For young boy and girl buckaroos, this classic western shirt has three different looks: lace-up front, Cavalry style bib front or Fireman's bib front.  Shirt has pointed collar and shaped back yoke that's great for contrasting or pieced fabrics.  Attach bib fronts with buttons or snaps.

$16.95

This treasure chest of lingerie styles from the 1920's and 1930's includes a camisole, tap pants, bias teddy, and slip.  Depending on fabric choice, they can be made for under garments or sassy summer outerwear.  Pattern includes instructions for lace appliqué, filet crochet lace, and decorative ribbon flowers.

$14.95

This pretty fashion from the post-Edwardian era of the early 1900's features flattering princess lines, high or low neckline, gathered or pleated skirt, and a variety of embellishment options.  The center front panel, side flanges, and cuffs are all candidates for lacy detailing, color blocking, or inventive fabric treatments.

$14.95

A truly universal garment worn by shepherds, butchers, bakers, farmers, and other rural laborers in Old England.  Today, smocks are favvored by fashionable people everywhere and made out of every fabric imaginable.  Long and short versions can be hand smocked or "mock smocked" by machine with elastic.

Victorian gentlemen at the end of the 1800s needed a vest or waistcoat to be considered well-dressed, and smart Victorian women often paired vests with walking skirts for street wear.  Our vests offer a variety of stylings, including collarless V-neck, bias-cut vest with shawl collar, and short front-darted style.  Traditional bow tie, with instructions for tying, is also included.

$16.95

Both versions of our flattering chemise have short gathered and ruffled cap sleeves and can be cut low knee-length or at the hip to be worn as a blouse.  Delicate pleats accent the center front and back of the neckline, which is adjustable with ribbon drawstrings.  The neckline of View A drops just off the shoulder and uses purchased eyelet beading and lace or eyelet ruffles at neckline and sleeve.  The neckline of View B sits on the shoulder and features a self-fabric ruffle and casing for the ribbon drawstring.  Instructions and alphabet designs for a Victorian monogram are included.

$16.95

Since the beginning of the 20th century, this pretty gown has brought on sweet dreams at night.  Just as delightful when made as a feminine day dress.  Long or short length, with ruffled neckline or wide triangular ruffled collar.

For a special little girl, an ideal children's Victorian style nightgown that is also suitable for daytime and special occasions.