Women's 1850-1900's Ball Gowns, Cape, Accessories Old World Enterprises Patterns

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Gender:Women
Size:Multi Size 8-14
Country/Region of Manufacture:United States
Vintage (Y/N):No
Theme:1800’s Victorian Ball Gowns
Suitable For:Victorian, Theater, Reenactment, Sass, Dickens
Type:Ball Gowns, Capes, Outer Wrap, Accessories,Coat/Jacket,Costume,Dress,Shirt,Skirt
Features:Hard to Find Patterns,Multi Sized
Cut/Uncut:Uncut New Never Opened
MPN:841, 851, 861, 862, 881, 892, 860A, 890A, 860HS
Age Group:Adult
Old World Enterprises Sewing Patterns:Old World Enterprises Sewing Patterns

These patterns are recommended for experienced seamstresses who have advanced sewing and pattern adjustment skill’s. #OW841 1840 Romantic Ball GownThe fitted bodice of this gown is set off by a Bertha collar made of lace and embellished at the center front with a single flower. The center back opening can either be laced or employ a hook and eye closure. The pleated skirt is gathered at the center back. Petticoat instructions are included. Multi-Size 8-14 included in pattern package. #OW851 1850’s Crinoline Ball Gown An off the shoulder gown with a lace or fabric flounce running around its perimeter. The fitted bodice is fully boned and sweeps to a point at the center front waist, which is embellished with flowers on ribbon pillows. The gown has a center back opening that can either be laced or employ a hook and eye closure. The neckline is trimmed with flowers that are set onto ribbon cushions. Lace or fabric flounces fall from the sleeve cap. The large skirt is bell shaped, gathered at the waistline, and features two wide flounces that can be made exclusively of fabric or over layered with lace as pictured. The lace mitt pattern is included, as is the hoop skirt pattern. Multi-Size 8-14 included in the pattern. #OW861 1860’s Crinoline Walking Gown A two piece gown featuring large pagoda sleeves with shoulder flounces which are set into the arms eye with three large pleats at the shoulder cap. The bodice has a center front button closure. A small stand-up collar is achieved by attaching a gathered ruffle to the neck band. The large skirt is pleated and has a slight train in back. A false sleeve pattern is included, as is the pattern for the hoop skirt. Multi-Size 8-14 included in the pattern. #OW862 1860’s Crinoline Ball Gown with RufflesThe gown has little puffed sleeves that are placed on a supporting band. A pinked flounce moves around the neckline, embellished with lace and narrow beading lace that has a tiny ribbon running through it. The bodice is very fitted and has a shaped belt that moves to a point in the center front. There is a center front closure that employs tiny buttons. The very large skirt has a double pinked flounce moving around the perimeter. A bow that flows down the length of the skirt is mounted on the gown at the center back. A pattern for the hoop skirt is included. Multi-Size 8-14 included in the pattern. #OW881 1880’s Bustle Walking GownThe two piece gown has a fully boned bodice with a buttoned closure at the center front. The front insert, cuffs, collar, front swag and bustle are made of contrasting fabric. The skirt hemline is embellished with ruching topped with faced scallops and ribbon trim. Bustle and petticoat instructions are included. Multi-Size 8-14 included in the pattern. #OW892 1890’s Ball Gown A gown having a two-piece fully boned bodice with a center back closure that can be laced or hooked. The large sleeves and neckline are embellished with dagging. The skirt falls smoothly from the hips and has a center back closure. Petticoat instructions are included. Multi-Size 8-14 included in the pattern. #OW860A 1860’s Female Outer WrapThe wrap has two tiers set off by scalloping that is faced. Falling from both of the tiers are flounces that can be made either of self-fabric or of lace as pictured. There is a center front hook and eye closure. Multi-Size 8-14 included in the pattern. #OW890A 1890’s Evening Cape A very full, floor length cape with two tiers. Each tier is embellished with ribbon applied to the edges. The hooked front closure and ruffled collar are set off by a large ribbon bow. The cape is fully lined. It can also be constructed with a single tier. Multi-Size 8-14 included in the pattern. #OW830A Romantic Accessories PatternThis pattern includes the following: A fabric bonnet with back gathered flounce and embellishment, a shawl with flounces and a center front clasp, and a parasol cover. Suggestions for the parasol frame are included. Multi-Size 8-14 included in the pattern. #OW860HS 1860’s Crinoline Hoop Skirt PatternThe hoop skirt features a dropped waist that is smooth across the front. There is a base upon which the tiers of flounces are affixed. On the interior, casements run along the seam lines into which the hoops are fed. The hemline and each flounce are embellished with lace. There is a center back closure. Multi-Size 8-14 included in the pattern. Choose Item # Free Shipping

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