The romance of the Scottish Highlands is alive and well in the authentic kilt, kilt skirt, and Prince Charlie jacket and vest.  To complete the ensemble, knit the lacy vest for women and the argyle socks for men.  Pattern includes complete instructions for measuring, pleating and construction the Kilt and Kilt Skirt; pattern pieces for cutting out and instructions for sewing the jacket and vest are included.

$19.95

This quilted petticoat was a treasured item in an 18th century wardrobe, whether elaborately Victorian or simply calico.  Ankle- or calf-length, the skirt is softly gathered into a waistband, and has a placketed side opening and optional hem ruffle.  Quilting design transfers are included.

$14.95

As the Victorian age drew to a close at the beginning of the 20th century and the Edwardian age dawned, women entered the arenas of sports and the professions.  This was the skirt they wore, because it was comfortable and yet unencumbered by bustles and hoops.  Full length or street length, with five gores.  Pattern includes instructions for decorative cutwork embroidery (Broderie Anglaise).

$14.95

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

Bring out the cowgirl in you!  Equestrian women in the early 20th century, who were determined to ride astride rather than sidesaddle, wore these divided skirts.  An ingenious fashion, with front panel that buttons one way for a skirt and the other way for pants.  Pattern is derived from a skirt worn by legendary rancher and rodeo rider, Fannie Sperry Steele.

$16.95

Cowgirl up! Head for the rodeo, saloon, or dance floor in this Western-styled skirt with lots of flair. Both Views feature flared A-line silhouette, shaped waistline with front and back darts, waist facing, mid-calf length, lace-up back closing, and several easy-to-apply hip yoke shapes for fun. View A sports a shaped hem appliqué. View B has a swishy hem flounce and hip/pocket yoke. Make it in a variety of fabrics, then add your personal cowgirl statement in fringe and embroidery or studs and appliqué patches, to create an adventurous collection of skirts for everyday, weekend, and party wear.

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Bebop 1950's circle skit, blouse, and knitted sweater for women and young girls.  Poodle and alpine appliqué designs included.

1890's period or modern skirt has seams at side front, side back, center back and pleated back panels.  Back opening has period placket or modern zipper.  The lining is sewn to the skirt the flat lined method and the hems are faced.  The skirt has a waistband and a single optional pocket.  There are three length options, walking, short and long train.

$14.00

The split skirt has a total of eight panels with a false front opening that closes with buttons.  There are two optional patch pockets on the front.  The font flap shown in the View A illustration is detachable.  The top can be made as a vest or a jacket with sleeves.  The front does not overlap and meets at center front.  The leggings can be made with front or side openings. 

$14.00

This skirt is perfect for the transition hoop/bustle period of 1868-1873. The hem is gradually lengthened until it reaches an 8" sweeping train. Very full in front and even fuller behind, with five gores and a full back breadth. Wear over TV108, or a small elliptical hoop.

$15.50

$22.00