1920's and Earlier Patterns

At home or tea gown reproduced from an antique pattern for this miniature doll. Very Sweet cotton dress with silk over-dress.

1911 Traveling Suit Pattern

Very simple lines and timeless appeal. If you accessorize with some luggage, she'll be ready to go. 
 

1900 Stein & Blaine Couture Pattern

Stein and Blaine Couture (1900) Very Edwardian in Style. Simple looking, but not so simple to make. Clean lines. Suit, hat and purse patterns included. (Also the spats.) 
 

Interpreted from a Maggie Rouf Couture design. (1901) Made of green silk velvet and fur trim. Many interpretations possible for this one.

Opera Cloak and Dress Pattern

Orchid Silk with Moss colored lining. Gown with Opera Cloak. We love this cloak! (Sew it, don't glue it for best results.) Finished with a tiny reticule to match.

Created for Kathi's club to do a Victorian Scene with a ladies trunk. All styles are the same, but given different renditions to demonstrate the time. Bridal gown, half-mourning and street costume.

This dress pattern was inspired by a photograph in a museum catalog-- "With Grace & Favor, Victorian and Edwardian Fashion in America." This is a stunning gown.

Sailor Dress Resort wear Pattern

 How about a turn of the century walk along the ocean or the boardwalk? Make this simple dress and hat in linen or silk. Add a parasol to deflect the sun.

5036- Southern Winter

This is an intermediate level pattern that Kathi did on a Sally Cutts doll.  It's mid-1800's. The pattern includes the skirt, blouse, coat, undergarments.  The hat & jewelry in the photo are part of the porcelain doll.