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Partially lined, fitted zip front jacket and coat have attached skirt and overskirt and gathered sleeves with sleeve head. Contrast collar, lapels, and cuffs. B: Contrast peplum, decorative buttons. Belt has contrast tie and applique. FABRICS: A, B, Contrast 1A, 2B: Wool/Wool Blends, Brocade, Gabardine, Lightweight Synthetic Leather. C, Contrast 2A, 3B: Synthetic Leather, Synthetic Suede. Sleeve Head A, B: Netting. NOTIONS: A, B: One 12\
Scottish Patterns
Dress features close-fitting lined bodice with boning and back hand-worked eyelets with lacing, contrast sleeve ruffle, and cartridge pleated skirt. Purchased lace appliques. FABRICS: Dress, Contrast: Novelty Light Weight Brocade, Silk, Taffeta. Also Contrast: Novelty Tulle. Lining: Cotton/Cotton Blends. Note: Fabric requirement allows for nap, one-way design or shading. Extra fabric may be needed to match design or for shrinkage. NOTIONS: 7 yds. (6.4 m) of 1/4\
bosetos de dibujos
OUT OF PRINT Fitted and flared, interfaced, lined coats have lapel variations, shoulder pads, pockets, and two-piece sleeves. A: Cuffs on Sleeves B: Back ruffle with lacing. Note: Separate pattern pieces are included for cup sizes C/D, DD, DDD. NEW AND UNUSED
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THIS ITEM IS NON-REFUNDABLE DUE TO ITS DIGITAL NATURE. This computer drafted pattern is for women sizes XS, S, M, L and XL. Please see the measurements chart included with the images. The pattern will print out on A4 or US letter size paper. Thorough printing instructions are included. The files include the pattern, material requirement info and step by step written sewing instructions with photo illustrations. The pattern includes 1/2\
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This is a SEWING PATTERN! Not a completed garment! Also please read the pattern back carefully and compare your measurements to the pattern sizing! Every pattern maker’s sizing can be different! Don’t ‘assume’ your pattern size and order the wrong item! This Butterick popular costume pattern is now sadly OUT OF PRINT, but replaced by McCall’s M8135 Butterick B6573 – Classic Men’s 19th Century (Regency to Victorian) Tailcoat, Military Coatee, or Footman’s Livery (OOP) -or- McCall’s M8135 (mostly identical replacement) Perfect for historical gentlemen’s or military costuming from 1790’s-1858, or later as evening formal wear Late 1800’s jacket was all about cut \u0026 tailoring as an indicator of quality. Lined double-breasted jackets have two-piec
e sleeves with gathers, back pleats \u0026 shaped hemline; wrong side of fabric \u0026 lining will show. B, D: Contrast collar and front facing (lapels). For historical fashion costuming, the classic English Tailcoat was ubiquitous from the Regency period (Jane Austin’s Mr. Darcy) through the mid-Victorian Dickensian (Charles Dickens characters etc) era. Later variants like the Levée dress coat and Footman’s Coat for livery continue well into the 20th century. For military/Cosplay costuming (see pattern option D), from c. 1790 until after the Crimean War, a red tail coat with short tails, known as a coatee, was part of the infantry uniform of the British army. The collar and cuffs were in the regimental colors and the coats had white braid on the front. Elite light infantry units like the 95th Rifles (Sharpe’s Rifles, etc) were issued short green coats to provide camouflage and ease of movement. The Americans issued a similar uniform in dark blue to enlisted men during the War of 1812. This remained in service until 1833 when it was replaced with a shell jacket. Officers (like Andrew Jackson) continued to wear tail coats until after the Mexican War when frock coats became the standard field wear. By the time the M1858 uniform was introduced tail coats had been relegated to full dress. The UK Royal Navy also had an elaborate hierarchy of tailcoats for the officers, allowing further buttons and gilding according to rank and seniority. These were single-breasted for junior officers and double-breasted for those with the rank of lieutenant and above. Two Size Variations available for either the Butterick or McCall’s patterns: Size MWW – (USA 38-44\
