WEDDING GOWNS
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1891 Wedding
Gown 38 Bust - 24 Waist The model illustrated was of white faille with white lace for trimming. It is a Princesse gown, made with a high throated bodice which is laced at the back and a square train. The bodice has lace bretelles, and there is a lace tablier in the skirt front. The foundation skirt is of white silk. Pattern consists of bodice with overskirt and foundation skirt. Yardage - 10 yds 54" wide |
#1104 $29.75 |
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1893 Bridal
Gown of White Satin 38 Bust - 25 Waist The gown illustrated was of white satin Buchesse, with a draped guimpe of white silk muslin and a lace bertha and sleeve frills. A narrow ruche of white silk muslin borders the skirt. Yardage - Approx 17 1/2 yds 36" wide |
#1138 $26.25 |
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1897 Bridal
Gown of Moiré & Chiffon 36 Bust - 24 Waist This pattern for the gown illustrated was of ivory white moiré trimmed with chiffon and consists of bodice, skirt and girdle. The skirt is eighty inches long in the train and was trimmed across the front breadth with a flounce of pleated chiffon. Yardage - 18 yds moiré 45" wide, 5 1/2 yds double width chiffon |
#1482 $33.50 |
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Edwardian Bridal Gown Misses Sizes 6-16 This is Edwardian charm at its best. A perfect vintage wedding dress with high neck, leg o'mutton sleeves, and flounced train. Simplified version can be a coordinated bridesmaid dress, dancing dress, or everyday fashion. Pattern includes instructions for tucks, lace insertions, and a simple veil. |
#FW-227 $19.95 |
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1899 Wedding Gown Sizes 8-10-12 The Gibson Girl Bride who wore this two-piece wedding gown in June 1899 incorporated several fashionable elements into its design, such as the "mousquetaire" sleeves which are gathered along the seam line, a high collar, a V-shaped waist, and a gored skirt en train. The original is of medium-weight silk satin and ornamented with chiffon, beads, and lilies of the valley. Pattern includes two bodice options and a skirt. |
#POH-6S $18.95 |
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1899 Wedding Gown Sizes 14-16-18 The Gibson Girl Bride who wore this two-piece wedding gown in June 1899 incorporated several fashionable elements into its design, such as the "mousquetaire" sleeves which are gathered along the seam line, a high collar, a V-shaped waist, and a gored skirt en train. The original is of medium-weight silk satin and ornamented with chiffon, beads, and lilies of the valley. Pattern includes two bodice options and a skirt. |
#POH-6L $18.95 |
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1893 Wedding Gown Bodice Multi-Size 8-20 The original fabric is a heavy silk candlelight satin. Can be worn with #PP208 skirt. |
#PP301 $17.00 |
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1882-1888 Bustle Wedding Gown
w/Cathedral Train Multi-Size 10-16 The bodice fastens by lacing in the front which is drawn through eyelets. The bodices is boned and form fitting. The sleeves are 7/8 length, the neck and sleeves are trimmed with Brussels lace. The bustle is created with metal stays in three rows from below the center back waist to the knees. The cathedral train is separate and is trimmed on the inside outer edge with a row of dust ruffles. |
#PP303 $29.00 |
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1939 Wedding Gown Multi-Size 10-16 The original fabric was a cream acetate satin. The lace at the yoke, collar, cuffs and cathedral train is a deeper cream. The closure is secured with four snaps at the left side. |
#PP304 $22.00 |
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1929-1931 Wedding Gown Multi-Size 10-16 This bright, white silk organza wedding gown is worn with a white bias cut rayon slip. The center front of the dress is cut on the bias. This garment is easy and fast to sew. Pattern includes dress and slip. |
#PP305 $22.00 |
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