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Children
and Infant's
Patterns
Authentic,
Documented Historic Clothing Patterns
for the Living History, Museum and Theatrical Costumer
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Girl's Bonnets
c. 1790-1820
This pattern is adapted for girls from our Woman’s Caps
& Bonnets pattern KK-6603. Three of the bonnet style views have been
adapted, and are labeled to match the woman’s views in case one wishes
to have mother and daughter wearing the same style. The
pattern includes three bonnet brim styles, made with pasteboard
stiffened brims, and the caul (soft back part) can be gathered or
pleated and attached over or under the front brim, for a total of 12
variations. Optional ties.
Basic Materials and Supplies List Sizes Small,
Medium, Large
Printed on translucent bond,
with instruction booklet Pattern
KK-8603
$15.00 US each
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Basic Materials and
Supplies List
Pasteboard fronts - $15.00 each
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Girl's Frock
c. 1790-1820 This pattern is for a simple
Frock (a term for a girl's dress during this period), and includes
two short sleeve styles plus optional detachable lower sleeves for
multi-seasonal use or sun protection. The pattern also includes the
pattern and instructions for an optional waist Sash! The
design is inspired from cutting instructions published in 1808, and
features typical construction of the period. The optional detachable
lower sleeves are inspired by those seen in women's gowns. Basic documentation included.
This frock has a back opening, and closes with the ends of the neckline drawstring and
waistline drawstring, making it quite adjustable.
View A sleeves have drawstrings at the hem, and View B sleeves have a
band. The detachable lower sleeves must be used with the View B sleeve
so the lower sleeves can be attached to the band. The lower sleeves are
simply basted inside the sleeve band when needed and basting threads are
removed when they are not needed! Includes Girls sizes:
2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 6X/7, 8, 10, and 12.
Pattern KK-8305
$16.00 US each
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A Full Size Pattern of a Simple Frock with Two Sleeve
Styles plus Optional Detachable Lower Sleeves, and an Optional Sash
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Pin-cloth for Girls and Boys
c. 1750-1820 This is a garment used to
protect the child's clothes, and is used for play and daytime wear, as
well as for meal time. It is great over a simple shift or gown. Based on original eighteenth century cutting instructions
and construction details.
Other documentation included. There are two original
sizes included:
Small fits up to c. 24" chest
Large fits up to c. 28" chest This pattern does
NOT have a drawstring neck.
It is closed by ties in back (NOT pins!).
This is the predecessor to the "pinafore". This is also a great pattern for modern children!
Pin-cloths are fun to make and are great baby gifts.
Pattern KK-8001
$7.00 US each
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Tip: Look for fabric that has a good selvedge. It can save
you some time if the garment is cut properly! Read the pattern
instructions carefully before cutting! |
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Boy's Shirt and Work
Shirt
Second Half of the 18th Century
( fashionable c. 1750-1800)
English StyleBased on original eighteenth century cutting instructions, with
construction techniques from various original shirts.
Directions for bosom and sleeve ruffles included for shirt.
Includes shirt sizes 4 to 14, and
work shirt sizes 6 to 14.
Pattern KK-8101
$15.00 US each
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Girl's Caps & Bonnet
c. 1750-1800*
Working Class English Style HeadwearCaps and bonnet based on
original cutting instructions, with construction techniques from various
originals. View A cap is for small girls, View B cap is in two sizes for
older girls. The bonnet is in two sizes. All sizes are original!
Instructions for determining which size to use are included. This bonnet is
constructed over pasteboard (cardboard), and consequently has a firm
front.See Woman's pattern information for more details about bonnets.
* Although this pattern was actively used during the period 1775-1800,
and was originally published in a book in 1789, it is seen in paintings much
earlier in the 1700s, and is also used well into the 1800s. Please see the
following information for more details.
Learn more about
bonnets!
Learn
more about bonnet board!
Pattern KK-8601
$10.00 US each
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Girl's Short Cloak
c. 1750-1800A comfortable, functional, working
cloak.
Just right for cool days and chilly nights! Based on original eighteenth century cutting
directions, with construction techniques from several extant garments.
Includes sizes 4, 7, 10
Pattern KK-8901
$12.00 US each
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Infant's Clothing
c. 1750-1800Based on original eighteenth century cutting
instructions, with construction techniques from original garments and references.
Pattern Includes:
Shirt, Bedgown (two styles), Robe Blanket, Frock, Cap & Under Cap, Girl's Cap, Boy's
or Night Cap. Also includes directions for Diapers, Rollers, Squares of Flannel and
suggestions for Pilches/Diaper Covers. A brief history of infant's clothing included.
Everything needed to get a new re-enactor started! These are "long clothes",
intended for infants not yet walking, but tucks can be taken to shorten for children
learning to crawl or walk.
Sizes included are
Original (approximately Newborn), and
6, 12 and 18 months
Please see our Notice on this pattern
Pattern KK-9001
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the clothing that can be made from this pattern!
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