Our pattern for Skirt, Petticoat, and Apron includes detailed illustrated instructions for the construction of a skirt, petticoat, and apron, worn by women, during the 18th and 19th centuries. This pattern includes sizes 8 through 20. The kind of fabric, the amount of material in a Skirt or Petticoat and the kind of waistband used were indicative o

The Women's Bodice or vest was worn over a Chemise, see out #PATTERN-56. It is styled similar to a corset and, if made of firm wool, lined and tied snuggly, gives much the same affect. Fabrics can match the skirt, be of similar weight but a contrasting color or of a stripe or calico in lighter weight materials. This pattern includes sizes 8 through

This pattern for a Freetrapper Fur Hat is patterned after those drawn by Bodmer, during his visit to the Fur Trading Posts, during the early 1800's. Hats of this kind were worn by Indians and Mountain Men both for protection from the elements and as symbols of status, coups and/or clans. The pattern comes with complete instructions for making the F

Our pattern for a Cowboy's Duster Coat was the most popular coat worn in the Old West, since it covered the lower part of the body, while riding. Warm enough for working yet still functional as the fit is fairly loose. This pattern includes instructions for making a duster in sizes M (36-38), L (40-42), XL (44-46), and XXL (50). Made in the USA, pu

Fitted style, or open style with tail and legs attached, this leather shirt may be varied to suit your preference. Often plain, sometimes decorated with paint, feathers, ermine tails, scalp locks, bead work, quill work, or trade cloth. Variations are suggested in this pattern.This pattern includes the Working with Leather and Fur guide to simplify

This style depicts the style worn in the early 19th century. Not to be confused with our 'Frontiersman's Shirt', this early pattern was worn by fur trappers of the early 1800's. The shirt is slightly tailored but has the freedom of no sleeve cuffs or button closings. The Early Frontiersman's Shirt has a false yoke when front and back fringe is adde

The 18th century Waistcoat was styled with a high neck and many buttons down the front. It was widely worn by both civilians, para-military outfits and the established military. Made of fine wool broadcloth or linen, and lined with fine linen or cotton, the waistcoat comes nine to ten inches below the waist. This pattern includes instructions for m

Our pattern for a Plains Indian Cloth Dress is the classic Indian ribbon dress. Three neckline variations, and two sleeve variations are included. This pattern includes sizes 8 through 20. 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,

Our pattern for Low Top Moccasins includes hard soles or soft soles, with tongue and decorating variations. The Working with Leather craftman's tips help make footwear a fun do-it-yourself project. This pattern includes Men's sizes 7 through 12, and Women's sizes 5 through 10. Two piece construction, details include tribal variations and decoration

Our pattern for Plains Indian High Top Moccasins includes summer style, made of regular leather, and winter style, made with fur. Two piece construction, hightop moccasins were traditional to the plains, woodland and marsh indians of the United States and Canada. This pattern includes Men's sizes 7 through 12, and Women's sizes 5 through 10. The Wo

Our pattern for Child's Moccasins includes high top moccasins and regular moccasins, with hard soles, or soft soles. Two piece moccasins were basic to the American Indian and each tribe had variations in the shape of the tongue or sole, fringe and decoration. This pattern includes child's sizes 4 through 13, and 1 through 6. Two piece construction,

Our pattern for a Mountain Man's Work Shirt depicts a shirt, worn by the 18th Century man. Mountain Men had few clothes, and this shirt was frequently also used as a night shirt. Details include neck and underarm gussets, a fold down collar, and long cuffs. Includes Men's sizes S, M, L, XL and XXL. Made in the USA, published by Missouri River Patte

Our pattern for a Blanket Capote includes both Men's and Women's styles. This style features a traditional mid-calf length, with variations in hood tassels and fringe. Worn by fur traders, Indians, and soldiers. Made in the USA, published by Missouri River Patterns. All terms are fully defined in the handy glossary. Bold illustrated instructions ma

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 Washington's troops a Valley Forge and by Brisbane's Regiment of the South Carolina militia in the 1836 Seminole War. Options for this wrap style frock include square and round

Our pattern for a Ruffled Ribbon Shirt depicts a fancy decorated pow wow shirt. Decorated with ribbon, over the shoulders, down thetopof the sleeves, and around the cuffs. You can use satin or cross grain ribbon. This pattern for a Ruffled Ribbon Shirt includes Men's sizes 36 through 50. Made in the USA, published by Eagle View. All terms are fully

Pattern for late 1700's to 1800's broadfall pants. Number sizes on the patterns are the waistline size of the pants. These pants are high waisted. The original pants have very baggy seats. This pattern has a option for a more modern fit. These pants were worn before the invention of the sewing machine, so handsewing is the most authentic method of

Complete instructions are included to make leather gauntlets, with decorating ideas. Cloth or fur-backed mittens. A good way to use your Hudson's Bay or Witney Point blanket scraps. This pattern includes the Working with Leather and Fur guide to simplify assembly. Made in the USA, published by Eagle View. All terms are fully defined in the handy gl

Our pattern for a Cowboy's Bib Shirt is a classic Western shirt, worn and made popular by John Wayne, in western movies. This shirt shows the essence of the Old West. Sizes include S (36), M (38), L (42), XL (46), and XXL (50). It may be made from linen or linen blends, cotton or cotton blends, or light weight wool. Made in the USA, published by Ea

Our pattern for 18th century Women's Cloth Accessories include an under apron or skirt pockets, kerchief, and circular mop hat with draw string. 18th century women wore one or two Pockets under their apron or skirt for carrying things. These oval bags are tied around the waist with a tape and the slit opening is accessible through openings in the s

Our pattern for a Woman's Chemise, depicts the undermost garment of the Colonial and Fur Trade eras, common called a chemise, smock, or shift. Made of linen, silk, or cotton. Drawstirngs are fitted in the neckline and sleeve. This pattern includes sizes 8 through 20. Made in the USA, published by Eagle View.

This square cut Authentic American Shirt was commonly made and worn for the first 200 years of our Country's history. By changing fabric and detail this shirt can go from a coarse woodsman's or workingman's everyday shirt to a lacy evening accessory. Many mountain men wore this shirt with ruffles when they first entered the fur trade and men freque

Our pattern for a Plains Indian Leather Dress is a traditional three hide dress, of the Plains Indians. Both primitive and tailored styles are illustrated. It may be decorated for best dress, or worn plain for everyday use. Long sleeves, fringe, and cut edges are options. Made in the USA, published by Eagle View. All terms are fully defined in the

Our pattern for a Plains Indian Leather Dress is a traditional three hide dress, of the Plains Indians. Both primitive and tailored styles are illustrated. It may be decorated for best dress, or worn plain for everyday use. Long sleeves, fringe, and cut edges are options. Includes the guide Working with Leather. Made in the USA, published by Eagle

Our pattern for this Girl's Cloth Indian Dress may be made from light weight cotton calico, solids, or stripes, if worn for everyday use. If trimmed with red and blue trade cloth (broad cloth), it might be reserved for special occasions. Variations in neckline and sleeve designs are shown. Made in the USA, published by Eagle View. All terms are ful

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