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Pattern for Child's Blanket Capote size 4 to 14
Our pattern for this Child's Blanket Capote (coat) includes small (sizes 4 to 6) through large (sizes 12 to 14). This style features a traditional mid-calf length, with variations in hood tassels and fringe. Worn by fur traders, Indians, and soldiers. This scaled down Child's Blanket Capote can be made of any medium or heavy weight blanketing. Our
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Pattern for Caped Woodsman's Frock size 36 to 50
The caped woodsman's frock is a style worn for more than 150 years of our early history. The coat was worn by men who joined Rogers Rangers in the French and Indian wars, by Washingtons troops a Valley Forge and by Brisbanes Regiment of the South Carolina militia in the 1836 Seminole War. Options for this wrap style frock include square and round
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Pattern for Woman's Leather Accessories
Our pattern for Woman's Leather Accessories includes an awl case, fringed bag, knife sheath, mirror pouch, ration card bag, tobacco pouch, scissors pouch, and side fringed pouch. These authentic accessories illustrate the daily lives of the early Indian women. Made in the USA, published by Eagle View. All terms are fully defined in the handy glossa
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Pattern for Frontiersman Leather Accoutrements
Our pattern for Frontiersman's Leather Accoutrements include these items for the primitive shooter: a rifle scabbard, half leggings, a tomahawk sheath, a knife scabbard, a knife sheath, and a shooting bag. Made in the USA, published by Eagle View. All terms are fully defined in the handy glossary. Bold illustrated instructions make Eagle View patte
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Pattern for Gentleman's Frock Coat , sizes 34 to 60, complete instructions
Make your own Gentleman's Frock Coat from this pattern. Sizes listed accommodate chest size 34 to 60. Includes directions for fitting ladies, as well as how to make optional concealed glove pockets. Order this nice pattern today! Suggested Fabrics to Use : Mid to heavyweight Woolens: Flannel, Gabardine, Suiting, Heavy Cottons: Denim, Corduroy, Hom
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Pattern for a Early Drop Sleeve Shirt sizes 36 to 50
Standard apparel during the late 1700's and early 1800's. Made from calico, muslin, linen, or wool. Roomy and comfortable, this shirt is made without yoke shoulders. Collar variations are shown. Made in the USA, published by Eagle View. All terms are fully defined in the handy glossary. Bold illustrated instructions make Eagle View patterns easy to
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Pattern for a Frontiersman's Shirt sizes 36 to 50
From an original in a private collection, this leather shirt may be made with or without fringe. It is a mid to late 1800's style with fringe and tailoring. Collar is two piece design, and cuffs are lined with calico. The front opening has a lacket and thong ties, and the shirt may be made with or without fringe. It may be decorated with beadwork,
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Pattern for Boy's Drop Sleeve Shirt size 4 to 14
Standard apparel during the late 1700's and early 1800's. Made from calico, muslin, linen, or wood. Roomy and comfortable, this shirt is made without yoke shoulders. Collar variations are shown. Sizes 4 to 14 shown. Made in the USA, published by Eagle View. All terms are fully defined in the handy glossary. Bold illustrated instructions make Eagle
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Pattern for a Early Frontiersman's Leather Pants sizes 30 to 42
Button front pants have flared legs, typical of those worn during the 1800's. Optional leg fringe, belt loops, and pockets are shown. Intermediate sizes are easily made and all instructions are illustrated. Made in the USA, published by Eagle View. All terms are fully defined in the handy glossary. Bold illustrated instructions make Eagle View patt
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Pattern for a Leggings and Breechclout size 30 to 39
Indians and Mountain Men wore primitive leather leggings and breechclout, later made of cloth or blanketing. Included is a tapered leather legging with fringe option, a full leather legging, and a full cloth legging with the option of sewn or tied side seams. Included is a section on Working with Leather and glossary of all the terms that are use
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Pattern for a Broadfall Drop Front Breeches & Pants size 30 to 42
Breeches were worn by both military and civilians in the 1700s. Usually made of broadcloth or linen, they were also worn in leather and were button or buckled just below the knee or tied with a draw string. In the fur trade the legs were extended but pants kept the drop front, the full gathered seat and gussets in the back of the waistband. Variati
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Pattern for Boy's Frontier Leather Pants size 4 to 14
Button front pants have flared legs, typical of those worn during the 1800's. Optional leg fringe, belt loops, and pockets are shown. Intermediate sizes are easily made and all instructions are illustrated. Made in the USA, published by Eagle View. All terms are fully defined in the handy glossary. Bold illustrated instructions make Eagle View patt
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Pattern for a Voyager's Shirt size 36 to 50
Designed after typical shirts worn by French voyagers in the late 18th Century. Typical of this period, the shirt has no shoulder seam. The fabric is folded in half in both directions before cutting. A shoulder reinforcement is also included. Made in the USA, published by Eagle View. All terms are fully defined in the handy glossary. Bold illustrat
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Pattern for a Longhunter's Leather Accessories
Includes Eastern leggings, gaiter, knapsack, tomahawk and bayonet belt, shooting bag, and a leather haversack. Early Eastern designs, typical of Rogers' Rangers paramilitary gear. Made in the USA, published by Eagle View. All terms are fully defined in the handy glossary. Bold illustrated instructions make Eagle View patterns easy to use, even for
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Pattern for Ladies Frillies , all sizes XS to XXL, complete instructions
Make your own Ladies Frillies undergarments. Pantaloons, ankle length version, open version, Petticoat, Camisole Top. Complete instructions. Order this nice pattern today! Suggested Fabrics to Use : Always use natural fiber fabrics for historical clothing! Lightweight cottons: Chambray, Batiste, Broadcloth, Lawn, Viole, Calico. Materials : Panta
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Pattern for Ladies Outing Jacket , two long coats, three jackets, one vest, all sizes 8-20, complete instructions
Make your own Ladies Outing Jacket. Late 1880's to late 1890's styling. In the late 1880's dark, rich colors (mahogany, rust, dark blue) were favored, giving way to the jewel tones (bordering on garish) in the later years (purples, bottle greens, royal blue, ruby, and magenta). Black was always considered correct. Complete instructions. Order this
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Pattern for 1890's Primrose Skirt , two styles in sizes 6 to 22, complete instructions
Make your own Primrose skirt, this style was worn from the late 1880's to late 1910 era. Choose from two different styles. Complete instructions. Order this nice pattern today! Suggested Fabrics to Use : Always use natural fiber fabrics for historical clothing! Lightweight to medium fabrics: Calico, Chambray, Taffeta, Bengaline, Gabardine, Denim,
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Pattern for Cravat or Puff Tie , all sizes, complete instructions
The Cravat, or Puff Tie, was worn from the 1700's through the 1890's. Order this nice pattern and make your own today! Suggested Fabrics to Use : Any decorative silky type fabric of light to medium weight. Fabric All Sizes straight grain 44 or 54" wide 3/8 yard diagonal for stripes 44" or 54" 5/8 yard Notions : Thread, one decorative s
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Pattern for Range Coat or Duster , sizes 36 to 56, complete instructions
Make your own Range Coat or Duster. Warm enough for working yet still functional as the fit is fairly loose.Order this nice pattern today! Suggested Fabrics to Use : Heavy "duckin' " canvas, Denim, Poplin, Twill, Homespun, Hopsacking, Kettle cloth, or Oilcloth. Materials : Fabric with nap With cape Without cape 44" wide 5-5/8 yards 4-3/4 y
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Pattern for Ladies Romantic Era Blouse , five styles in sizes 6 to 22, complete instructions
Make your own romantic era blouse, choose from five styles: Calamity Jane, Annie Oakley, Mattie Silks, Ella Watson, Etta Place. Complete instructions. Order this nice pattern today! Suggested Fabrics to Use : Always use natural fiber fabrics for historical clothing! Fine soft fabrics: Cottons, Soft Linen, Rayon or Silk, Chambray, Chintz, Gauze, Do
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Pattern for Susan's Polonaise , polinaise, skirt, bustle, all sizes 6-24, complete instructions
Make your own Polonaise, skirt, and bustle. Complete instructions. Order this nice pattern today! Suggested Fabrics to Use : Always use natural fiber fabrics for historical clothing! Very soft, light weight fabrics. Cotton: Batiste, Broadcloth, Calico, Challis, Dotted Swiss, Ginham, Lawn, Madras, Polished Cotton. Silk: Charmeuse, China Silk, Crepe
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Pattern for Four Vests , Prescott, Dodge City, Tombstone, or Virginia City styles, sizes 34-1/2 to 58, complete instructions
Make your own vest. Choose from one of four different styles; Prescott, Dodge City, Tombstone, or Virginia City. Mid 1800's to 1900's styling. Order this nice pattern today! Suggested Fabrics to Use : Cotton & Woolens, Linen, Denim, Corduoy, Twill, Canvas, Poplin, Tapestry, Brocade, Soft Suede, Soft Smooth Leather. Materials : Fabric: for 50" a
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Pattern for Western Heritage Shirt , Buckaroo, Lt. Horseman, Drover, Gentleman, Gambler, sizes XS to 2X,L complete instructions
Make your own Western shirt. Choose from one of five different styles; Buckaroo, Light Horseman, Drover, Gentleman, and Gambler. Complete instructions, includes how to change the western heritage shirt front, and French cuffs. Order this nice pattern today! Suggested Fabrics to Use : Always use natural fiber fabrics for historical clothing! Buckar
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