Misses Sizes 6-20 Girls 4-14
Bebop 1950's circle skit, blouse, and knitted sweater for women and young girls. Poodle and alpine appliqué designs included.
$15.00
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Misses Sizes: XS-XL
Our 1925-era Spectator Coat comes in two different fully lined versions, both with widely cuffed set in sleeves. The collar, cuffs, and pockets provide marvelous desing possibilities for contrast fabric, decorative stitch, appliqué, quilting , beading, stenciling, embroidery or even embellishing with woven strips.
$20.25
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Misses Sizes Extra Small to Extra Large
This sleek dress in the 1920's "flapper" style has two coordinating tunic tops for a versatile ensemble of garments. Drop waist dress with narrow straps and shaped handkerchief hem. Simple sew pullover and crossover tunic tops can be worn facing front or back, belted or not. Pattern includes heat transfer sheet of vintage design motifs for embroidery.
$18.00
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Misses Sizes Extra Small to Extra Large
Free flowing dress is an easy sew sheath with plain yoke that is perfect for embellishment. Jacket has a center back godet to add flare, extended collar, and single button front closure. Simple tunic has a sailor collar and free floating sleeve panels
$15.00
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Misses Extra Small to 3X-Large
Two corsets representative of late 16th century and early 17th-century garments worn in the royal courts and in daily peasant life. Square neck corset laces in back with purchased or handmade eyelets. Scoop neck corset fastens in front with purchased hook and eye tape, and has a peplum like the waistline tabs of 16th-century doublets. Both versions feature Elizabethan-era dropped front waist.
$12.75
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Multi-Size - S to 3 XL
The Skirt is slightly hobbled, with a raised waistline and a slit at center back for ease of walking. The Overskirt attaches to the skirt at the top edge and drapes attractively at the back hem. The front folds of the Overskirt can be decoratively topstitched to the Skirt from the waist edge down to the hip area, if desired. If worn without the Jacket, the Skirt can be further embellished with buttons down the front folds of the Overskirt, or with suspenders crossed in the back, or with belt loops and belt at the natural waistline. Wear the Skirt with #270 Metro Middy Blouse (tucked in or not) for a breezy casual look. Top off the Suit with #269 Metropolitan Hat for a complete and classy ensemble.
$18.75
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Multi-Size - S to L
This hat dates from the early 20th century and represents a transitional period in millinery history -- following the oversize Victorian confections of veiling and stuffed birds, but before the head-hugging cloches of the 1920s. Fast and easy to sew, it has a casual and slightly slouchy look, with a modest brim and fabric flowers at center front. There are just three pattern pieces: Brim, Band, and Crown. Each piece is cut twice -- out of fabric, or fabric and complementary lining -- for a fully-lined, easy-to-wear chapeau. The decorative fabric Rosettes can be fashioned out of the hat fabric, contrasting materials such as lace, tulle, or glittering silk, or entirely replaced by a vintage brooch or dramatic button.
$9.75
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