The Elizabethan Lady's Wardrobe
This carefully researched, exhaustively documented pattern set comprises an underskirt, six skirt types, four types of bodice and eight styles of sleeves -- not including the included variations like shoulder rolls, wings, and three styles of tabs! This means, without even counting trim designs or changes in material, you can assemble 960 variations from this pattern package alone!The Elizabethan Lady's Wardrobe package includes: Underskirt and forepart, Overskirt with or without a train, High-and low-necked bodice styles, with four choices of closure, Five choices of style for shoulder and waistline treatments, Eight sleeve styles. But it's more than just variety, more than just accuracy and research. The patterns cover a full range of sizes from 2-30, and includes detailed instructions on fitting and adjusting that will expand your sewing capabilities immensely.
Price: $43.00
The Elizabethan Lady's Underpinnings
This package contains a wide range of undergarments suitable for use with the Elizabethan Lady's Wardrobe patterns, or with any Elizabethan upper-class costumes. The Elizabethan Lady's Underpinnings package includes: Two styles of smocks, with partlet , Corset with style variations, Farthingale and bum roll. In addition, the package comes with complete instructions like you've never seen before: 102 pages of extensively illustrated text, 3-hole punched for insertion in a binder. This includes a great deal of instruction in advanced sewing and costuming techniques, as well as appendices, sizing and measuring charts, and a detailed bibliography. Multi-sized from 2 to 30.
Price: $33.00
Elizabethan Comfort Pattern
This ensemble is based on the kirtle and gown from Janet Arnold's Patterns of Fashion. The lines suggest that the garments were suitable for pregnancy, but the style was worn by women of all ages and classes, in varying materials.
The Kirtle is an A-line, semi-fitted underdress, with detachable laced sleeves. It fastens in the back with laces, and has separate two-part curved sleeves that lace into the armholes. The hem is stiffened to support the skirts. The front panel of the kirtle can be decorated, or cut in a richer fabric than the rest of the garment. While the kirtle would properly have been worn over a smock, and often a corset, such as the ones in the Underpinnings package, it is not strictly neccesary to do so.
The Gown is a semi-fitted coat, with short shaped puffed "mahoitered" sleeves or shoulder wings. It can also be worn with several of the sleeve styles from the Elizabethan Lady's Wardrobe pattern. There are two front opening options, one cut away to show the kirtle or a forepart, the other fastening down the front to the hem. The gown may be made lined or unlined, with a wide variety of decoration.
The kirtle and the gown have optional maternity hemlines and breastfeeding openings.
In addition, the package comes with a 90-page detailed instruction manual, extensively illustrated, 3-hole punched for insertion in a binder. This includes a great deal of instruction in advanced sewing and costuming techniques, as well as appendices, sizing and measuring charts, and a detailed bibliography. The patterns are multi-sized from 2 to 28.
Price: $33.00
Elizabethan Accessories
This package provides the patterns you need to complete the wardrobes begun with either the Elizabethan Lady's or Gentleman's patterns. Here you will find the elegant ruffs and distinctive hats and headpieces of the period, for both men and women. It includes patterns and directions for seven different hats, neck and wrist ruffs, a standing ruff, partlet, two purses, a fan, and a lady's needlebook. The 85-page manual contains a wealth of valuable millinery techniques, detailed instructions, and illustrations. Based on the best research sources currently available, this includes some of the pieces that have, until now, been difficult to get right, such as the attifet, French hood, standing ruff and supportasse. The manual is completed by the usual layout diagrams, appendices, and bibliography.
Price: $23.00
Elizabethan Working Woman’s Wardrobe
Who needs this pattern? The thousands of Renaissance women who do NOT play nobles, and have NOT acquired the Elizabethan Lady's Ensemble. The ale wenches, shop-women, herbalists, blacksmith's wives, midwives, chambermaids, farmers' wives, and thousands of others. Until now they've been left without a high-standard, historically accurate option. No more -- now there's a more authentic option.
Each pattern package comes with extensive instructions and documentation -- including detailed discussion of extant specimens, how they were made and worn, materials and techniques of the period, and the modern equivalents you can use to achieve the closest possible results.
The Elizabethan Working Woman’s Wardrobe includes: Smock, Bodice with 3 lacing options, 2 sleeve options, 4 Waist skirting & tabs, 4 Shoulder wings and tabs, Skirt, Partlet, Apron, Neck Cloth, Pouch, Caul, Coif and Flat Cap. The patterns cover a full range of sizes from 2-30, and include detailed instructions on fitting and adjusting that will expand your sewing capabilities immensely.
Price: $37.00
Elizabethan Gentleman’s Wardrobe
The Elizabethan Gentleman's Wardrobe package includes: Doublet with three style variations Eight styles of sleeves, Five styles of slops, Two styles of Venetian breeches, Five shoulder and four waist tab variations, Shirt, and Short cloak.
As with the other patterns in this line, these are professionally printed on fine pattern tissue in a wide range of sizes. It is accompanied by an exhaustively detailed, extensively illustrated manual containing 175 pages of technique and background information. Based on the best research sources currently available, these patterns comprise the single most comprehensive source available for costuming the Elizabethan Gentleman.
Price: $49.00
Easy Peasant Shirts/Chemise
Easy gathered loose shirt. Gathered sleeves with
ruffled or banded cuff option. Three neckline
options: Drawstring with ruffle,elastic or
drawstring casing. Use under jerkins or
doublets. Multisize fits chest 32 to 52 inches.
Price: $12.00
Nobleman/Noblewoman/s Shirt
High necked shirt typical of the Elizabethan upperclasses.
Standup collar has box-pleated frill or may be made with
lace edging. Sleeves are gathered with box pleats on the cuffs.
Make partially or fully opened in front. Neck and cuffs tie,
button or hook. Multisized fits chest 32" to 52"
Price: $12.00
Easy Peasant Bodice - Front-Laced
Renaissance wear the easy way! Lightly boned
bodice laces in the front and has gently squared
neckline. Options are given for four shoulder treatments
(round or square tabs, solid or split cap) and three
waist finishes (round or square tabs or solid skirting).
Multisized 4-24
Price: $13.00
Easy Peasant/Pirate Pants
This pattern lets you make very simple pants with an elastic
or drawstring waist. Finish the legs with an elastic or
drawstring bottom, or leave them open and cross-garter them for a peasant look. Or, for that scallywag look, shred them off below the knee. Multisize waist 25"-47"
Price: $13.00
Easy Elizabethan Breeches (Venetians)
This style of breeches, called Venetians, were the height of
male fashion in the later Elizabethan era. They are wider
at the hips and taper through the lower thigh. This pattern has
leg and waist bands with three front closure options.
Multisize waist 25" - 47"
Price: $13.00
"Irish Leine" (Shirt)
With this pattern you can make several different styles of the traditional Irish shirt called a leine (pronounced "linn") worn by both men and women. The shirt is very large and loose and has full, bagged sleeves gathered at the shoulder and down the arm on a drawstring or with its sleeve gathers stitched in place with stitches or decorative trim. There are diamond shaped gussets under the arm for ease.
Two different sleeves are given - rectangular or triangular - and two necklines - scooped or slit front. While both necklines and sleeve styles are seen on both men and women, for women the leine commonly is styled with the scoop neckline and large rectangular bag sleeves. For men, the neckline is often higher with the slit front opening, and frequently the sleeves are the somewhat smaller triangular bagged style. A long leine could be belted and worn alone, or with an ionar (a type of short doublet).
This is a very loose fitting garment and some people prefer their leine looser than others. Choose the appropriate cutting line by comparing your bust/chest measurements to the size chart. If you like a lot of room in your shirts, choose the next size up.
Multisize: 33 inch chest through 52 inch chest.
Price: $13.00
"Irish" Dress & Underskirt
This is a pattern of the style of dress adopted by the Irish clan groups at many Renaissance Fairs and Festivals. It is a simplification of the actual dress worn by the Celtic clans during the Renaissance and is worn over a type of large sleeve chemise called a leine.
The Irish dress is a simple front opening dress worn over a contrasting underskirt. On top is a sleeveless lined bodice that is lightly bones in the front and on the sides. The bodice attaches to an open front skirt just above the natural waistline. The bodice portion of the dress can be closed by lacing through grommets, with button holes or decorative eyes, or can be fastened with decorative hooks and eyes.
The dress skirts are gored to reduce fullness at the waist. They may be pleated or gathered to the bodice and may or may not be lined per your preference. The pleated version is fuller than the gathered version. The gored underskirt may also be pleated or gathered to a drawstring or waistband option.
Multisize: 33 1/2 inch chest through 47 inch chest.
Price: $19.00
Dashing Doublets
A basic man's Renaissance doublet with two neckline variations, three bottom finishes and multiple sleeve options. Can be used for doublets from peasant to nobleman.
Multi-sized chest 36"-54"
Price: $13.00
Reconstructing History 005: 15th century Man's Gown
Pattern for the pleated men's gown wore by noblemen throughout the 15th century. Long, knee-length, and ultra-chic short versions all included in the pattern. Fits chests 34"-54". All Sizes in one envelope.
Multi-sized chest 36"-54"
Price: $30.00
Reconstructing History 104: Shirts and Shifts
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for men's and women's shirts. Variations include three different sleeves and two collar options. Wider, noble shirt options also included. Embellishment suggestions included.
Multisized to fit chests 32"-60".
Price: $20.00
Reconstructing History 108: 1620s Doublet
Man's doublet circa 1610s-20s. Included are instructions for optional paning. All sizes included in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included.
Multisized to fit chests 34"-54”
Price: $25.00
Reconstructing History 206: 1570s-1600 Breeches or Trunkhose
Man's breeches circa 1570-1600 (aka Trunkhose or "Pumpkin Pants"). All sizes included in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included.
Multisized to fit waists 28"-50"
Price: $16.00
Reconstructing History 211: Elizabethan Feminine Doublet
A beautiful women's doublet dating from 1585 with hidden laced closure, buttoned front, high collar, skirts, and padded epaulettes. Lacing holes inside the armscyes are for the attachment of decorative sleeves. Front of the doublet is boned so wearing a separate pair of bodies may not be necessary.
Scoop-necked, sleeved, pointed-waist version also included in the same pattern.
Price: $25.00
Reconstructing History 305: Dungiven Outfit
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes to make a replica of the Dungiven find including doublet with pinked detail and bias-cut trews. Cloak pattern also included. All Sizes in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included.
Fits up to 55" chest with instructions to fit larger chests.
Price: $35.00
Reconstructing History 306: Great Kilt
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes to make a Great Kilt, Belted Plaid or feileadh mor including jacket and cut hose. All Sizes in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included.
Fits up to 55" chest with instructions to fit larger chests.
Price: $35.00
Reconstructing History 309: Arnish Moor Outfit
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes to make the late 17th/early 18th century Arnish Moor Outfit including jacket, shirt and cut (not knit) hose. All Sizes in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included.
Fits up to 55" chest with instructions to fit larger chests.
Price: $35.00
Reconstructing History 310: Tawnamore Outfit
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes to make the 17th century Tawnamore Outfit including coat, jacket, and breeches. Knit items and hat NOT included. All Sizes in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included.
Fits up to 55" chest with instructions to fit larger chests.
Price: $35.00
Reconstructing History 404: Geirmak
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for man's Giermak with front sleeve slits, and optional collar and cuffs. All Sizes in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included.
Multisized to fit chests 34"-54"
Price: $35.00
Reconstructing History 406: Ottoman Turkish Woman
No Ghawazee coats here! This is what Turkish Women really wore in the early part of the Ottoman Empire (16th and 17th century)
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Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for Lady's Ottoman Turkish Outfit including caftan(s), shalwar (trousers), and gömlek (shirt). All Sizes in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included.
Multisized to fit busts 30.5"-48" and waists 23"-41" with instructions for adjustments to smaller and larger sizes.
Price: $35.00
Reconstructing History 502: Landskncecht Wams und Hosen
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for Men's early 16th century Wams (doublet) and Hosen (pants) as worn by Landsknechten. Pattern includes Open Wams with Brustfleck, Closed Wams, and Hosen with straight or Italianate slanted back seams. Detailed instructions. Embellishment suggestions included. Historical notes. All Sizes in one envelope.
Multisized to fit chests 34"-54" and waists 28"-50"
Price: $35.00
Reconstructing History 503: Waffenrok
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for Men's early 16th century German Waffenrok or Arming Gown as worn by Landsknecht officers. Pattern includes arming gown with full sleeves and a variety of skirt pleating techniques. All Sizes in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included.
Multisized to fit chests 34"-54" and waists 28"-50"
Price: $35.00
Reconstructing History 504: Kampfrau or Common Woman's Dress
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for 16th century German Common Woman's Gown with plain or slashed sleeves and gathered or pleated skirts. All Sizes in one envelope. Historical notes and embellishment suggestions included.
Multisized to fit busts 30½"-48" and waists 23"-41".
Price: $25.00
Reconstructing History 603: Early Tudor Common Woman's Outfit
The perfect common woman's outfit for the Northern Renaissance period of Henry VIII and "Bloody" Mary Tudor.
Full size paper patterns for Early Tudor common woman's outfit including front- or back-lacing kirtle, smock, cap, apron, and choice of two styles of partlet. All sizes included in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included.
Fits busts 30½"-48" and waists 23"-41"
Price: $25.00
Reconstructing History 606: Early Tudor Common Man's Outfit
The perfect commoner's outfit for the Northern Renaissance period of Henry VIII and "Bloody" Mary Tudor. This outfit was worn by common men across Europe and was particularly prevalent in the works of Flemish and Netherlandish artists.
Full size paper patterns for Early Tudor common man's outfit including shirt, front- or side-lacing doublet, jerkin, hosen and trousers.
Multisized to fit chests 34"-54" and waists 28"-50"
Price: $30.00
Reconstructing History 704: 1700s-1730s Waistcoats
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for men's waistcoats circa 1700s-1730s. Both sleeved and sleeveless version included. All sizes included in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included.
Multisized to fit chests 34"-54"
Price: $25.00
Reconstructing History 705: 1680s-1740s Jacket
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for common man's jacket circa 1680s-1740s based on extant examples and the Admiralty Slop Contract specifications for 1690-1740. Appropriate for Sailors and Lower Class Men of all descriptions. All sizes included in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included.
Multisized to fit chests 34"-54"
Price: $25.00
Reconstructing History 004: 12th through 16th c Peasant Man
Peasants (that is, common farmers and shepherds) were wearing almost the same clothing from the 12th through 16th centuries. From manuscript illuminations, books of hours, and the sketchbooks of famous painters like Holbein and Dürer comes evidence that peasants wore the same style of functional, easy-wearing clothing for the better part of three centuries.
Full-size paper pattern for Western European Peasant Men. It includes patterns for the tunic, leggings, hood or coif, drawers, and shirt shown in these illustrations and based on extant archeological examples.
Fits chests 34"-54"
Price: $30.00
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