Every so often you catch a glimpse of a once in a lifetime photo that makes you think differently about a specific moment in history. From bygone structures to vintage ads, and stars in the prime of their lives, the photos collected here provide new insight into the 19th and 20th centuries.
♥Custom made size: Tell us your width and height Order quantity==Square meters==Widthxheight Website price: $/ square meter. Not rolls Quantity 1= 1 square meter Quantity 2=2 square meter Quantity 3=3 square meter Example: You need width 225cm height 210cm (2.25m x 2.1m=4.7 square meter), Please choose quantity 5 when you place the order. If you width and height in feet and inches and donot how to convert it and you can send me message inbox. ♥Stitching Method of Join panels There is about 2-3cm overlap of two panels and you cannot put them side by side. After you install the part 1 mural, then align the part 2 mural with the part 1 mural installed on the wall and paste the part 2 mural, then cut off the overlap of the two panels with knife and mural. Peel off the cut part and level off surface with a scraper. ♥Install join panel 1.Prepare tools and clean the wall and confirm that the wall is clean and flat. For concavo-convex place, level off it with tools or fill it with materilal. 2.Lay wallpaper down on the flat surface and then check the quality, size and whether the wallpaper is complete. 3.Confirm the sequence of wallpaper. Mark vertical lines on the wall according to the each size of the panel.(Note: Splicing place have overlap of 1cm) 4.Brush glue on wall or back of wallpaper and align the first mural to the chalk line and paste it.(Note: please leave 1-2cm for the top and bottom of the panel) 5.Level off surface of mural with a scraper, cut out the excess part with a knife and clean overflow glue with a sponge. Donot touch surface of mural with glue glue and avoid filth of mural. 6.Align the second mural with the first mural installed on the wall and then cut out overlap of two panels with knife and ruler. Peel off cut part and then level off surface of the mural with scraper. 7.For the switch, cut a cross shape on the switch place. Donot exceed the size of switch, cut the spare part around switch. Then level off surface of mural with scraper. 8.Install all the panels and then wait 3-4 days for dry. ♥The difference among seamless, join panels and peel and stick 1.Seamless is a whole piece that you just need to use glue is okay, but if your wall width or height is over 1.8M, then it may be wrinkle during the long distance. 2. Join panels it is a whole piece that cut in several panels and there are about 2-3cm overlap of each panel, you need to cut that 2-3 overlap after install all panels on the wall. It also needs to prepare wallpaper glue. 3. Peel and stick is also come in several panels and it has glue on the back but it can only use to painted and smooth wall or glass surface and cannot use to dusty or textured wall. ♥ If you have any question, please feel free to contact me. ♥Enjoy Happy Shopping Here♥♥
• THIS PRINT: A vivid reproduction of the iconic painting: John Everett Millais - Joan of Arc (1865). View more prints by John Everett Millais here: https://etsy.me/2XhRzYE Or browse our full range of classic paintings here: https://etsy.me/2G7OK0A • PLEASE NOTE: All our prints come UNFRAMED and any frame in the images above is for display purposes only so you can get a feel for how it might look on your wall. • CUSTOM REQUESTS: We can often customise our designs. Contact us any time to discuss options. • PAPER: All our prints come on the highest quality art papers and are produced with a full range of 12 pigment inks so they will maintain their vibrant colours for decades to come. A quick explanation of our different paper stocks will follow: Glossy finishes are like what you would get with a photograph. Very reflective and very bright colours. Lustre is a beautiful finish which is somewhere between a Matte and a Gloss. If you're not sure what to choose then Lustre looks fantastic on al prints in our store. If you'd like your item printed onto a stiff watercolour-style paper which has a textured rougher surface then choose our "textured" option. Finally we have a 100% cotton paper which is extra sturdy, displays colours beautifully and is probably the best option if you want a classic Matte (non-reflective) finish. • SIZE: Our prints come in a variety of sizes so please check measurements and choose carefully from the drop down list above. If you need custom dimensions not listed please contact us as we may be able to do a custom size. • REFUNDS: All our prints are 100% guaranteed. If you're not thrilled with your print when it arrives just contact us and we'll accept the return up to a YEAR after purchase! Check through our feedback to see why nobody ever wants to return their prints! • PACKAGING: Prints 12x8" inches and smaller will be packaged in flat, board-backed envelopes. Larger prints are delivered in strong cardboard tubes. If any item were to arrive damaged in anyway (very unlikely!) contact us and we will immediately send a replacement. • OTHER QUESTIONS: Just contact us with the "Ask a question" button at the top of the listing. Feel free to ask about anything. We endeavour to reply as quickly as possible Monday through Friday. • OUR STORE: Please visit our store to see many more prints united under a common theme of exceptional quality! https://etsy.me/2JMU0HM We sell Art, Photos, Poster, Prints, Wall Art, Decor, Quotes, Motivation, Inspiration, Wisdom, Inspirational, Hope Posters, Maths, Economics, Philosophy, Sport, BJJ, MMA, Poems over Paintings, Maps, Streets, Artwork, Graphic Design and much much more. Where we have created the print ourselves we use various techniques from Diffusion, Oil Paints, Pastels, Hand Drawing, Photoshop, Photography and Illustrator.
The French humanist movement of the 1930s changed photography for good. A new exhibition at Paris Photo showcases the greats, including Henri Cartier-Bresson, Willy Ronis, and Martine Franck
The Daily Mail, it seems, was the paper that first coined the label Bright Young People. Were it not for a handful of novels - Evelyn Waugh's Vile Bodies in particular - they would be known only as a freak show, a quaint footnote to a social era. Do they really deserve to be resurrected?
Handmade oil painting reproduction from any famous artist - Pierre Auguste Cot The Storm 1880 - Medium: Oil on Canvas - Original dimensions: 92 1/4 x 61 3/4 in. (234.3 x 156.8 cm) - Made to order - Free shipping, rolled in a tube Each painting is custom made and won't ship until it gets your approval. Classic paintings simply take your breath away! They have a unique theme that makes it to standout in this crowded field. Art-lovers now have the unique opportunity to own each of these paintings as a handmade oil painting reproduction from any famous artist produced by our extremely skilled artist at NamPhuongArt gallery. Our artist reproduces classic paintings by hand, using only the quality oil paints on canvas SIZE Custom size is available PROCESSING TIME The process to make a painting takes between 3-4 weeks because we use oil paint. Oil need time to get dry in fresh air as the paint is oil based but sometimes We have overbooking so it takes a little more. If this happens I would send you an email to inform you before starting the work. Prior to shipping the painting we will send you a digital photo for your approval. This is your chance to suggest any changes and comment the painting. PACKING - Only painting: Rolled in 6 cm reinforced tube made specifically for the paintings. No extra cost. - Ready to hang: Fourth layered cardboard box. It's the safest (and expensive) way possible and the painting arrives brand new. Plus extra cost. Please contact us for more information Shipping made by the UPS Expedited to many places in the world. Transits time 3-5 business days shipping worldwide.
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Solomon Joseph Solomon - Ajax and Cassandra (1886) Canvas Gallery Wrapped Giclee Wall Art Print (D6030) Types: ➤Archival Paper Print (rolled) ➤Canvas Print, Gallery wrapped (mirrored edges) on 2cm depth pine wooden frame (stretched), rolled in a tube, or framed (wood floater frame). Options: ➤Archival Paper Print (rolled) ➤Rolled Canvas Print ➤Stretched and Ready to Hang 1 Panel Canvas Print ➤Stretched and Ready to Hang 3 Panel Canvas Print ➤Canvas in Black, Brown or White Wood Floating Frame (2'' | 5cm thick) ★★★WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A ROLLED CANVAS PRINT AND AN ARCHIVAL PAPER PRINT? ★★★ Whereas our canvas prints come with that typical characteristic texture own to canvas, our archival paper prints come on cotton rag paper without texture. A rolled canvas print is normally stretched on wood stretcher bars, whereas archival paper prints are not. Additionally, a stretched canvas can be framed, but it doesn't need to be. Thus, our rolled canvas prints come in their advertized size + mirrored edges by default for easy stretching. Prefer a cut to size rolled canvas print instead, because you want to frame it in a traditional fine art frame behind glass? Then just type ''cut to size'' in our personalization box (listing top right ''add your personalization''). Note that our rolled canvas prints do not come with stretcher bars or frames. Either take it to your local framer, or stretch/frame it yourself. Other sizes than listed in our drop-down menu available upon request! Have something in mind that you don't see in our shop? Anything at all? We've got your back! Here you can order anything you'd like: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1528183805 Our high quality images are environmentally friendly printed on museum grade canvas, with high quality inks that will last for over 200 years. Our canvas prints are odorless and stable to UV-radiation. Please note that our standard processing time is 3-5 days. Our actual canvases may slightly differ from the pictures shown, as every item that we sell is created especially for you. Our canvas prints actually look BETTER in real life. Please note: all watermarks shown will not be seen on the actual product. **All images and advertized text courtesy of VNTGARTGallery. Text and photos may not be used without written permission.**
Memes have revitalized some classical art pieces from back in the day. Please enjoy this massive dump of hilarious captions and beautiful art. We...
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Hollie Fernando draws inspiration from the Pre-Raphaelite era for her striking images, using analogue film to create fantastical worlds.
There's something about classical art that just turns me off. Endless portraits of pale and plump aristocrats looking all fancy in the classical paintings, bucolic rural scenes, religious iconography... I can certainly appreciate the skill and relevance back in the pre-photography age, but these days we need a message!
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Anyone that has "moved" can tell you that there will be certain items, that no matter how much you loved them in your old home, that just don't work well in the new abode. The architecture, furniture, setting...whatever...the personality of the new house just doesn't mesh with all your old decor. Our previous home lent itself to being more formal in the Living Room. I had a lot more space in that house and a lot more furniture. I could move things around, try them out in various places. But now in the new smaller house, I'm limited in the amount of superfluous "stuff" that I can have taking up precious decor space. Looking back on this, all I see is too much stuff... I have a few old pieces of statuary, and a few antique and vintage busts that I've found over the years. I love to decorate with these pieces, but my vintage, slightly quirky "Diana" bust just didn't work in the new space. I've had to be a little practical in my approach to decor here. I only have the main Living Room upstairs, and it has to do double duty; a place that we use on a daily basis, and also a place where we can have people over...it needs to be stylish and practical, and not too strange. Here are a few Pinterest photos to give you an idea of how a piece can be used in a more modern eclectic setting. Here's an example of "Diana" truly gone off the deep end of "eclectic". But you know, somehow it works, especially if you're into modern eclectic and slightly... what's the word?...colorful? hmmmm....I don't think I'd like to be greeted with this every day... Classical statuary does seem more at home in a more formal setting, but I like how it's being used in a modern vignette, below. Here's are two examples being used for jewelry, which I really think works... In a secluded covered garden room or porch, Here, back to a more classic space. I love the idea of using broken bits of statuary. They're such a wonderful find, you'd never want to throw them out. Love this with an industrial piece for a base. Using a small bust in a cloche; love this small vignette. Here's another little French bust that I keep in the Dining Room. She really is "busted" since her base is gone. But she's comfy in a vintage urn. She's on the Dining Room Buffet now... (last Fall) So here's Diana downstairs on one of my pieces of vintage shelving. I didn't spend much time "styling" this, there were just several pieces that didn't have a home, so they ended up sharing the same level space. I don't get much natural light coming in so I had to have some overhead lighting. Living room at the "old house". I had her for sale when a shop owner came by; I'm so glad she looked past her. I think I'll keep her... you can find links to all photos on my Pinterest Board, Statuary xoxo, Joining in here: Sundays at Home at Love of Home Share it One More Time at Shabby Fufu Amaze Me Monday at Dwellings Inspiration Monday at Refresh Restyle Tweak it Tuesday at Cozy Little House The Scoop at Stone Gable Dream Create Inspire at Lehman Lane Wow Us Wednesday at Savvy Southern Style Share Your Style at The Essence of Home Feathered Nest Friday at French Country Cottage Inspiration Gallery at Craftberry Bush
Handmade oil painting reproduction from any famous artist - The Lament for Icarus 1898 painting by Herbert James Draper (Museum: Tate Britain) - Medium: Oil On Canvas - Origianl Dimensions: 183 x 156 cm (72 x 61.3 in) - Made to order - 100% hand painted - this is not a print The accuracy and detail is our commission to satisfy our customer. Classic paintings simply take your breath away! They have a unique theme that makes it to standout in this crowded field. Art-lovers now have the unique opportunity to own each of these paintings as a handmade oil painting reproduction from any famous artist produced by our extremely skilled artist at NamPhuongArt gallery. Our artist reproduces classic paintings by hand, using only the quality oil paints on canvas SIZE Custom size is available PROCESSING TIME The process to make a painting takes between 3-4 weeks because we use oil paint. Oil need time to get dry in fresh air as the paint is oil based but sometimes We have overbooking so it takes a little more. If this happens I would send you an email to inform you before starting the work. Prior to shipping the painting we will send you a digital photo for your approval. This is your chance to suggest any changes and comment the painting. PACKING - Only painting: Rolled in 6 cm reinforced tube made specifically for the paintings. No extra cost. - Ready to hang: Fourth layered cardboard box. It's the safest (and expensive) way possible and the painting arrives brand new. Plus extra cost. Please contact us for more information Shipping made by the UPS Expedited to many places in the world. Transits time 3-5 business days shipping worldwide.
Let’s be honest, it is very rare we come across photographers who shake us instantly, make us believe in the magic of photography at its very rawest again; photographers who get engraved in our hearts from the first sight to their work. Fan Ho was that kind of artist for me. At 84, he passed away from pneumonia on June 19, 2016 at a hospital in San Jose, California leaving us
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Every so often you catch a glimpse of a once in a lifetime photo that makes you think differently about a specific moment in history. From bygone structures to vintage ads, and stars in the prime of their lives, the photos collected here provide new insight into the 19th and 20th centuries.
Please be sure to check out our multi print special - Details below. Each print is printed on Kodak professional paper and ready to be matted and framed. Print Name: "The Flood" Artist Name: Paul Merwart Date of creation: 1902 ------------------------------------- Printing Information: Each print is created on professional grade photo paper Kodak Endura. Select from 4 different sizes and 2 different finishes. Print Choices: Sizes: 5" wide x 7" high 8" wide x 10" high 8 1/2" wide x 11" high 11" wide x 14" high Finish Choices: Lustre: Kodak ENDURA professional photo paper that has a fine grain pebble texture. Glossy: Kodak ENDURA professional photo paper with a glossy finish. Watermarks (copyright logo) will not be shown on your purchased print. IMPORTANT NOTE: Monitor Calibration All computer monitors are different and the colors may appear slightly different on every monitor screen due to calibration. Please understand that the sample photo color may be slightly different due to the calibration of your monitor. --------------------------------- Shipping Details: Packaging: Prints are shipped in a clear resealable poly bag sandwiched between two sturdy cardboard sheets and shipped in a rigid mailer to ensure they arrive safely. ------------------------------ ♥ ♥ BUY 3, GET ONE FREE Woot! Woot! ♥ ♥ FREE Print must be equal price or less. In order to receive the Free print you MUST DO the following: Note-----DO NOT PUT THE FREE PRINT IN THE CART------ Buy 3 prints and in the NOTES TO SELLER BOX specify which Free print you would like and we will be sure to send it along with your purchase. To ensure we send along the correct Free print: Please Copy the Title, specify the size of the print you would like and the paper; lustre or glossy.
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Anthropologue et photographe, Martine Franck est une figure incontournable de la photographie européenne du XXe siècle. Souvent dans l’ombre de son mari, le photographe français Henri Cartier-Bresson, elle s’est engagée pour les peuples opprimés du monde et les pauvres déçus du développement de l’Occident. Portrait d’une grande photographe qui a réussi à s’affirmer sur la scène photographique avec ses propres armes et ses émotions.
Each print is printed on Kodak professional paper and ready to be framed. Print Name: "Peresus and Andromeda" Artist: Frederic Leighton Year Created: 1891 ------Please be sure to check out our multi print purchase special at the bottom of the listing. ------------------------------------- Printing Information: Each print is created on professional grade photo paper Kodak Endura. Select from 4 different sizes and 2 different finishes. Print Choices: Sizes: 5" wide x 7" high 8" wide x 10" high 8.5" wide x 11" high 11" wide x 14" high Finish Choices: Lustre: Kodak ENDURA professional photo paper that has a fine grain pebble texture. Glossy: Kodak ENDURA professional photo paper with a glossy finish. Watermarks (copyright logo) will not be shown on your purchased print. IMPORTANT NOTE: Monitor Calibration All computer monitors are different and the colors may appear slightly different on every monitor screen due to calibration. Please understand that the sample photo color may be slightly different due to the calibration of your monitor. --------------------------------- Shipping Details: Packaging: Prints are shipped in a clear resealable poly bag sandwiched between two sturdy cardboard sheets and shipped in a rigid mailer to ensure they arrive safely. ------------------------------ ♥ ♥ BUY 3, GET ONE FREE Woot! Woot! ♥ ♥ FREE Print must be equal price or less. In order to receive the Free print you MUST DO the following: Note-----DO NOT PUT THE FREE PRINT IN THE CART------ Buy 3 prints and in the NOTES TO SELLER BOX specify which Free print you would like and we will be sure to send it along with your purchase. To ensure we send along the correct Free print: Please Copy the Title, specify the size of the print you would like and the paper; lustre or glossy.
[SAME CAPTION #1 - #5) Ca.1900-1915 photos of "Japan's Finest"....Prostitutes, that is. NOTE !!! The below caption, while historically accurate, contains sarcastic commentary about a certain aspect of Japan's glorified culture of prostitution. If sarcastic commentary about such a delicate subject is not your "thing", and offense is easily taken, I would advise you to avoid the below caption, and read a more SERIOUS commentary about the OIRAN and TAYUU here at this photo : www.flickr.com/photos/24443965@N08/2701588987/in/set-7215... Called 'Courtesans" by those who don't like the word "Prostitute", Oiran is just another half-baked Japanese euphemism for "A Prostitute that Costs More than Other Prostitutes"...or in more eloquent terms, she is simply a "Damn Expensive Call Girl". "Call Girl" ? That's right. In fact, at certain times in Japan's illustrious history, she was put on public parade, as she walked from her bordello over to the the nearby "Hotel" where her wealthy "Patron" was waiting (after he had called her over via a perfunctory letter of invitation). And of course, Japan being Japan, she had her little parade of "future hopefuls" tag right along with her -- as seen in this picture, and many others that I've posted. Nowadays, they refer back to these little prostitutes-in-the making with the more politically correct "Ladies in Waiting", "Servant Girls", "Personal Assistants", "Pages", and what have you. In the Japanese language, these child "Prostitute Understudies" were called KAMURO, and were generally sold off to the brothels by their parents at the age of 5 or 6 to be RAISED AND TRAINED SPECIFICALLY TO BE PROSTITUTES. They actually got down to the business of doing what men expected them to do during what Westerners would call the "Middle School Years" --- MINUS THE "SCHOOL" PART OF IT. Well, they must have done a good Job, as Japanese "cultural pride" in this area has not abated, and there seems to be more prostitutes in Japan today then there ever were back then -- albeit the "official age" for engaging in prostitution is now 18. Please note that any and all "Anti-Prostitution Laws" of modern-day Japan are simply a facade to appease "Western Christian Nations" and United Nations members with whom Japan has political and economic ties. However, ADULT PROSTITUTION is not the focus of this caption. In the meantime, it's too bad they quit the Public Parade thing with all the little girls trailing behind (ahem) "MISS CONGENIALITY" like little ducklings. Oh, NO ! Who will the poor little girls of Japan turn to for a Role Model now ? But WAIT ! ALL IS NOT LOST ! Fortunately (?), some "re-creations" are still done in Kyoto and other hot-spots, where the die-hard "Cultural" types of local male citizenry try to hang onto those sweet memories of the good-old-days. You know......like when When FATHERS SOLD THEIR DAUGHTERS INTO PROSTITUTION ! These "LET'S PRESERVE OUR QUESTIONABLE CULTURE" nuts (some of them possibly connected to the Department of Education) occasionally get one of the local Bar Girls to put on a big wig full of shoe-horns and Lincoln-Logs (along with the appropriate foot-high clod-hoppers and three layers of bed-quilts), and strut her stuff for the picture-taking tourists....... as she carries the Banner of Erotic Love into the 21st Century. OH....did I just say NO MORE little girls join in with these ""Prostitute Culture Festivals" of today ??? OOOPS !!! Well, I can't always be right, you know ! See some colorful, MODERN-DAY "Get-'em-Hooked-While-They're-Young" photos right here on flickr -- just a few of many such photos to be found : www.flickr.com/photos/baaaal/2222306464/ and www.flickr.com/photos/tey-san/542722913/ and www.flickr.com/search/?s=int&w=all&q=Kamuro+Tayu&... FOR MORE OF THE GOOD OLD DAYS SEE : www.flickr.com/photos/24443965@N08/2333729757/ And even a 3-D OIRAN here !!! www.flickr.com/photos/24443965@N08/2474742195/ and other related flickr pics with a search of the word OIRAN. Here are some interesting links : gvnet.com/childprostitution/Japan.htm ......and GOD BLESS JAPAN. EXTRA BONUS LINK !!! For a modern-day, popular family festival that was once popular with prostitutes here in Japan, please go here and be enlightened : babibubebo.com/2008/04/07/kanamara-matsuri-festival-of-th...
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♥Custom made size: Tell us your width and height Order quantity==Square meters==Widthxheight Website price: $/ square meter. Not rolls Quantity 1= 1 square meter Quantity 2=2 square meter Quantity 3=3 square meter Example: You need width 225cm height 210cm (2.25m x 2.1m=4.7 square meter), Please choose quantity 5 when you place the order. If you width and height in feet and inches and donot how to convert it and you can send me message inbox. ♥Stitching Method of Join panels There is about 2-3cm overlap of two panels and you cannot put them side by side. After you install the part 1 mural, then align the part 2 mural with the part 1 mural installed on the wall and paste the part 2 mural, then cut off the overlap of the two panels with knife and mural. Peel off the cut part and level off surface with a scraper. ♥Install join panel 1.Prepare tools and clean the wall and confirm that the wall is clean and flat. For concavo-convex place, level off it with tools or fill it with materilal. 2.Lay wallpaper down on the flat surface and then check the quality, size and whether the wallpaper is complete. 3.Confirm the sequence of wallpaper. Mark vertical lines on the wall according to the each size of the panel.(Note: Splicing place have overlap of 1cm) 4.Brush glue on wall or back of wallpaper and align the first mural to the chalk line and paste it.(Note: please leave 1-2cm for the top and bottom of the panel) 5.Level off surface of mural with a scraper, cut out the excess part with a knife and clean overflow glue with a sponge. Donot touch surface of mural with glue glue and avoid filth of mural. 6.Align the second mural with the first mural installed on the wall and then cut out overlap of two panels with knife and ruler. Peel off cut part and then level off surface of the mural with scraper. 7.For the switch, cut a cross shape on the switch place. Donot exceed the size of switch, cut the spare part around switch. Then level off surface of mural with scraper. 8.Install all the panels and then wait 3-4 days for dry. ♥The difference among seamless, join panels and peel and stick 1.Seamless is a whole piece that you just need to use glue is okay, but if your wall width or height is over 1.8M, then it may be wrinkle during the long distance. 2. Join panels it is a whole piece that cut in several panels and there are about 2-3cm overlap of each panel, you need to cut that 2-3 overlap after install all panels on the wall. It also needs to prepare wallpaper glue. 3. Peel and stick is also come in several panels and it has glue on the back but it can only use to painted and smooth wall or glass surface and cannot use to dusty or textured wall. ♥ If you have any question, please feel free to contact me. ♥Enjoy Happy Shopping Here♥♥
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Pdf cross stitch pattern – The Rendezvous (by Pierre Charles Comte) Last photo shows how it looks like the finished piece With your purchase you will receive: A Pdf pattern with black and white symbols A Pdf pattern with colored symbols A JPG picture of the painting A Symbol Key page in DMC floss code Stitches: 291 x 400 Size (on 14 count Aida fabric): 20.79 x 28.57 inches 52.80 x 72.57 cm THERE ARE OTHER SIZES AVAILABLE IF YOU WANT A DIFFERENT SIZE, PLEASE CONTACT ME I will send your pattern by email within 24 hours after the payment Any question or comment, do not hesitate to contact me Happy stitching!!! Thanks for your visit :)