Dressing Gown and Home Dress from 19th Century Pattern Text
Pattern notes describe a dressing gown with a large collar and front trim, designed for veiling, flannel, or Lannelette fabrics. It uses Russia braid edging, a plaited belt, and seven yards of material with a chosen yard of braid. Also features a navy serge home dress with yoke points, side tucks, braided straps, and waist bands, requiring seven yards of fabric, braid, lace, and additional notions.
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Russia
Simplicity In The Bedroom Style Bias Popular In Weare
The Sunday Magazine notes a shift to lighter bedroom furnishings driven by sanitary living and germ exposure. Heavier pieces and dark drapes give way to movable furniture and dainty cretonies, with bedrooms reflecting each owner’s personality, especially children’s.
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Sunday Magasine
The
Cleveland Leader
Practical school coat adapted for girls ages ten to twelve
A practical winter coat designed for girls aged ten to twelve. The model features a lined front with a panel that buttons, suitable for thick winter material or cravanette for waterproof protection, offering a replicable style for cold weather.
Mourning Bonnet Styles In The Revival Era
A 19th century fashion blurb describes the Mourning Bonnet as a popular revival, noting Marie Stuart style options in sharp or round forms. It mentions three months of mourning, unpolished set heads, and heavy crepe veils worn during the season.
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Marie Btuart
Garment Description Details and Materials
A description of clothing features notes a long left edge up to the throat with a straight collar band and buttoned collar point. Wrist bands match the collar. A sewn cloth bat is worn and the text specifies three yards four eight inches.
Advance Showing of Fabrica Attracts Early Buyers
The advance display of fabrica proves highly appealing with convincing Wersteds and woolen sergee well represented. Pews showcase six colorings and delicate designs of small esutranamene vetoes and new el, presenting a light, appealing aesthetic expected to find favor among customers.
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Fabrica
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