The front is like a Cuirass bodice. The neck either high with a mandarin collar, or a low diamond with a half collar. The narrow two-piece sleeve is in full or ¾ length. Double box pleats add lots of fullness to the "Waterfall" back. Fits best over a bustle.

$15.00

This is a very stylish, fitted jacket with a very wide notched lapel, and a flared hip.  It can have one of two different closures, either 3 bands or a faux vest to hold it close to the figure.  The front is fitted with a single dart.  The moderate sleeve is in two pieces, fitted to the elbow and with a full sleeve head.  A contrasting lining fabric is visible at the lapel and hip ripples.

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This is a loose fitting jacket to be worn over a blouse. Can be waist length with a square collar or crop length with a round collar. Sleeve is fitted to above the elbow with fullness at the top.

$12.00

This dirndl style skirt and blouson jacket are distinguished by the intricate and colorful piecing know as Seminole patchwork.  The skirt features an optional dust ruffle and hem tuck.  Pattern includes information about the history and technique of Seminole patchwork.

$16.95

For formal occasions or everyday layered dressing, either jacket offers a special touch to any wardrobe.  Simple rectangular shapes are great for inventive color and texture combinations.  A pattern for the tabi, the traditional split toe slipper sock, is included.

$16.95

The bush jacket, trousers, and shorts from Hollywood's version of the tropical British colonies.  Pattern includes instructions for the slingeroo, a handy over the shoulder bag that completes the outfit.

$19.95

Adapted from regulation Belgian military issue in olive cotton gabardine, this version also looks great in chef's white, brilliantly colored silk, or any other fabric.  Cook up a creative variation of this fashionably cropped jacket by piecing the front and back panels from contrasting fabrics or with unusual buttons,  Lapels can be worn open or closed.

$14.95

Smoking jackets symbolized sophistication during the 1920's and 1930's, both on the silver screen and in real life.  This classy version features contrasting or quilted lapels, cuffs, and pocket trim.  Pattern includes instructions for women's knitted tank top to wear underneath.

 This versatile unlined Jacket, adapted from vintage cowgirl costumes, features princess seams, shawl collar, and set-in sleeves. There are three different shoulder yoke variations and two different cuff yoke and pocket shape variations, as well as an optional belt. Make it in a variety of fabrics, then add an array of embellishments, from fringe and studs to embroidery and lace, to create an entire wardrobe of Western-style jackets

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This classic 1950's sport jacket was coveted by all fashion conscious Americans of the time.  The traditional model featured a wool body with leather sleeves, but it looks just as great in sand-washed silk, corduroy, or ethnic print cotton.  Pattern includes instructions for optional hand knitted ribbing for cuffs, collar and waistband.

This double breasted jacket is very easy to make, even the pad stitching in the collar is machine sewn.

These single breasted suit coats were as some of the "many new silhouettes" introduced from Paris in 1930.  They compliment #PP603 skirts for the right early 30's "Jacket Ensemble" look.