One Size
This bonnet is of black silk rep, trimmed with a violet feather, lace and black lace strings which are edged with lace. Includes pattern and instructions for making frame.
$2.00
One Size
This hood of black faille is arranged on a bonnet frame, the brim of which is covered with gathered black velvet.
Yardage - Approx 2 yds. 36" wide
$4.00
One Size
The capote illustrated is made of a roman striped surah scarf 16 inches wide and three yards and a quarter long with fringed ends.
Yardage - Scarf 16" wide x 3 1/4 yds long
$8.25
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One Size
This hood is made of peach-colored French flannel, with scalloped edges embroidered in black, and a black velvet ribbon bow.
Yardage -Approx 2-1/4 yds 52" wide
$4.25
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One Size - Child and Adult Sizes
The Viola's Bonnet pattern package contains both child and adult sizes, complete instructions and authentic decorating ideas.
$4.50
1880's Buckram Hat Frame
One Size
This is a pattern for hat frame made of Buckram and Millinery wire, and covered with fabric. It has a narrow brim and a tapered crown in 4 heights. It perches lightly on the front of the head, and is held in place with a hat pin. The hat is very stylish and perfect for high fashion gowns of the 1880's.
$11.00
1880's French Bonnet Frame
One Size
This is a pattern for a buckram hat/bonnet frame, that needs to be covered with fabric. It has a tapered crown, in regular and tall height. The crown can be either with a peak in the front, or turned up, in regular width, or in wide width. It perches lightly on top of the head, slightly back, and is held in place with hat pins, or bonnet sashes. Made with millinery wire, the hat is very durable and holds a good shape. We provide directions for one method of covering the frame during making up. There are many ways to cover a hat frame, however. Feel free to experiment with fabrics and folds to get a really professional look. The Regular crown is suitable for 1875-1889. The Tall crown is perfect for 1884-1889.
$11.00
Multi-Size - S to L
This hat dates from the early 20th century and represents a transitional period in millinery history -- following the oversize Victorian confections of veiling and stuffed birds, but before the head-hugging cloches of the 1920s. Fast and easy to sew, it has a casual and slightly slouchy look, with a modest brim and fabric flowers at center front. There are just three pattern pieces: Brim, Band, and Crown. Each piece is cut twice -- out of fabric, or fabric and complementary lining -- for a fully-lined, easy-to-wear chapeau. The decorative fabric Rosettes can be fashioned out of the hat fabric, contrasting materials such as lace, tulle, or glittering silk, or entirely replaced by a vintage brooch or dramatic button.
$12.95
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One Size
The original fabric was a black cotton sateen.
$6.00