A corset from the early 19th century, 1st Empire or Regency. It is a short corset that is laced in front and behind, which allows an impeccable adjustment with the lacing. Size M corresponding to 82cm under the chest, this corset is suitable for a B or C chest. Carefully made in soft white cotton, it requires a delicate wash at 30 C degrees. Worn over the day shirt, it will be your Jane Austen, Bridgerton or Napoleon costume accessory.
Make a Jane Austen Art Doll with this Sewing Pattern. Make the doll, her Regency Era hair style, and authentic costumes! Now you can create your favorite Jane Austen heroine or Bridgerton character, and all the gowns she could ever want! It is an instant download, so start your project right away. Makes a great printable gift for someone who loves to sew! Your PDF file includes step by step instructions with photos for the doll (including how-to for her hair and face), her dresses, jacket, bonnet, and shawl; and cut-out templates for each piece of the project This little doll is about 15 inches tall, and has lots of dress options: two bodice styles, two sleeve styles, and two skirt styles (for up to 8 different gowns!) . The PDF is 55 pages long of in-depth explanation of each step with photos for each step. The paper patterns/cut-out templates are included. Special techniques are included such as a trick for sewing tiny curved hems, sewing tiny double folded bias tape, sewing yarn hair style, special section with stuffing tips, and an idea gallery for selecting fabrics. More doll patterns here! https://www.etsy.com/shop/henandchick/?etsrc=sdt§ion_id=7836133 This pattern is best for confident sewists, as it requires sewing small seam allowances and tricky curves.
It is easy to think of the Regency as romantic – duels, elopements, dashing bucks and gorgeous gowns. But the slang of the period soon dispels that, as do the some of the images of the time, …
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Vintage 2000 Simplicity sewing pattern 9221 Retro Costume Collection Jane Austen Regency style misses Jacket and Dress size 4-6-8-10. Factory fold uncut. This pattern comes from my personal collection. Near mint vintage condition. Thank you for stopping in to look
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Our product is as follows: Bridgerton ballgown prom medieval maxi dress PDF pattern,jane austen fairy renaissance dress pattern, bishop short sleeves, wide scoop-neck full-circle long skirt dress. *** The amount of fabric required for the model is 8 meters. *** You will need hidden zipper for the middle back. ***Our model is suitable for all woven fabrics. *** There is a seam allowance in our pattern. **US Sizes: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30 **Standard Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL **These patterns are suitable for A4, A0, and US Letter size papers. Welcome to my Etsy shop! Discover the perfect combination of elegance and practicality. Purchase and download the digital pattern, print it in your preferred format, and sew it with the fabric of your choice. To assist you at every step, we provide a comprehensive sewing guide available for download in PDF format. Create your own stunning dress effortlessly with our user-friendly pattern and expert guidance. Elevate your wardrobe with timeless style start today. IMPORTANT ***Our products are described in English.No other language option is available. ***Returns are not possible unless you have purchased a product twice by mistake. ***Our products are digital. No physical product will be delivered. ***If you have any issues downloading your products, please contact us. ***Do not hesitate to contact us regarding any necessary requirements related to the product. Customer satisfaction is our priority.
From Pride and Prejudice to Emma, I always return to Jane Austen heroines to inspire my summer style. See and shop the looks here.
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Charles Edmund Brock and his brother Henry Matthew Brock illustrated Jane Austen’s books in the early years of the 20th century.
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Imagine yourself as Elizabeth Bennet and stroll through the gardens of Pemberley; walk the cliffs near Barton Cottage and meet the mysterious Mr. Willoughby. Heroines and gentlemen, English gardens, lavish homes, vintage costumes: discover 45 unique illustrations to colour featuring Jane Austen's finest novels.Author: Gaëlle JuniusPublisher: HachetteNumber of pages: 96ISBN: 9782017214649
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 sizing! Butterick B6074 - This costume sewing pattern is now OUT OF PRINT but it has now been reissued/re-released as McCall's M8132 Misses' English Regency or French Empire Dress, Jacket, Purse and Hat Trim. Perfect for a Jane Austin era costume! Two Size Options/Variations available: Size A5 - Sizes: 8 - 10 - 12 - 14 (USA Small - Large) Size E5 - Sizes: 14 - 16 - 18 - 20 - 22 (USA Large - 2XL?) New and Uncut BOTH versions of this pattern are now OUT OF PRINT and extremely scarce ***************** · Reminder: You are buying a SEWING PATTERN – NOT a completed garment! Also does not come with fabric or ANY other notions necessary to sew this garment!!! · All sewing patterns are NEW or As-New, unopened and unused, complete with instructions... but can (especially OOP patterns) have normal minor cosmetic imperfections to the envelope, such as store ink or pen markings, folds, wrinkles & tears or signs of age. As originally purchased from manufacturer. Stored with care in a smoke-free household. · Vintage Out-of-Print (OOP) patterns, depending upon their age and rarity, may have moderate to significant defects or imperfections to the envelope. Including retail ink marks on envelope, tears and partial losses (like missing envelope flaps), but are complete and uncut – unless specifically stated otherwise. ~ ~ ~ Check our other auctions and our new eBay store to see all of our other Victorian/Edwardian, Fantasy, Cosplay, Gothic and Steampunk and other Costume sewing patterns! Overseas buyers welcome! Please check our eBay Store to see all of the sewing patterns and other items available this week. We don't cross-post every item we sell also on eBay UK but we will be happy to internationally ship any pattern that we sell! USPS has recently raised its domestic and overseas mail shipping rates again, and significantly – My Overseas package mailing cost for a pattern to Europe just increased by about an additional $4. I’m not happy about this either, but I have discounted combined shipping for multiple purchases! Also for some reason using online postage it costs me almost as much to mail to Canada as anywhere else in the world! ~ ~ ~ Rules of the Road: · We’ve been buying and selling on eBay for over fifteen years but this is a hobby, we are not professionals. If there is a problem – LET US KNOW ASAP and we will try to resolve the situation to everyone’s satisfaction. · We try to take multiple detail photos of items to improve the buyer’s appraisal of the item and describe items to the best of our ability. Email us if you have any questions before you bid! o Photos and scanned images are illustrative to provide the buyer with the most detail and creative ideas possible for this pattern – in some instances, some or all pictures were not taken by me. I assume any pattern images found via Google are either ‘Fair Use’ or in the public domain. If I have used a copyrighted image in error, let me know and I'll either provide appropriate credit or remove it. · Yes, we will happily do combined shipping of multiple purchased items for significant savings - upon request. eBay should automatically calculate a combined shipping discount, but contact us if it doesn’t · In order to reduce as much as possible, the shipping costs to the buyer, our items are normally shipped out for US buyers via online eBay/USPS First Class Mail and without insurance, unless the buyer requests otherwise. International buyers can track shipment via their Customs online tracking number, but remember a delay in customs of up to a FULL MONTH is possible - and entirely and completely beyond my control! Customs fees are also the sole personal responsibility of the buyer!! · Returns cheerfully accepted within two weeks of receipt only if we have made a serious mistake with the description (pattern noted as being uncut was actually cut - or instructions missing). Refund amount to only include the original purchase + shipping cost, not return postage. · Buyer’s remorse is not an acceptable reason to request a refund! Note: I have a screwy work schedule and sometimes have to make sudden out of town trips or work crazy hours six or seven days a week. This unfortunately means that while sometimes I can mail out your pattern within a few days, usually it will be slower - up to a week or occasionally even longer. I am also usually unable to get to our post office more than once a week My current usual mailing days are Monday & Tuesday. I also can only check eBay email a couple of times a week, at best. Send me a separate email via Contact Seller if you require expedited shipping!
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Einreihige Herrenweste im Regency-Stil aus stilvoller indigoblauer und elfenbeinfarbener Baumwolle in einem auffälligen Blumenrankendesign, zehn silberfarbene Knöpfe und drei Zoll Stehkragen. Der schöne Stoff ist eine hübsche indigoblaue und elfenbeinfarbene bedruckte Baumwolle in einem auffälligen Blumenrankendesign, es ist eine vielseitige Farbe, die absolut perfekt für die Regency-Periode ist. Es wird für einen Regency Ball, Bridgerton Event, Regency Hochzeit, The Jane Austen Festival atemberaubend aussehen. Zehn ungewöhnliche silberfarbene Knöpfe an der Vorderseite der Weste mit einem komplizierten Design, die zusätzliche Details der Zeit hinzufügen und auch das Licht einfangen. Die Weste ist mit einer mittelstarken Siegfried ivory Baumwolle unterlegt. Die Weste ist komplett gefüttert in einer ivory Baumwolle. Der Brustumfang beträgt bis zu 38“ Zoll und der natürliche Taillenumfang beträgt bis zu 38“ Zoll. Dieses Maß wird auf der Linie des Bauchnabels genommen. Das Nacken-Taillen-Maß beträgt ungefähr 54 cm, vorn ist die Taille mit 54 cm länger. Die Weste wird im Rücken gebunden und ist dadurch kleiner und für einen guten Sitz. Der Stehkragen ist drei Zentimeter hoch. Eine wirklich hübsche Regency Weste, die perfekt ist für einen Regency Ball, Bridgerton Event, Jane Austen Festival oder einfach um ein vorhandenes Regency Kostüm aufzuwerten! Die Weste ist konfektioniert und versandbereit. Alle unsere Kostümartikel werden mit Liebe in Essex, Großbritannien, handgefertigt
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Today I offer a review of yet another of Interweave's publications, the latest of the Jane Austen Knits magazines, which to date has had three issues. Can I just say here that I've never quite gotten the Jane Austen cult? I mean, I own a Jane Austen omnibus containing all seven of her novels, and I've read it straight through and enjoyed it, but why such a level of interest in her that P.D. James is writing fan fiction about Pemberley and there's an entire knitting periodical devoted to Jane Austen-inspired designs? I love Edith Wharton and consider her a better and more interesting writer than Austen and you don't see anyone designing a Madame Olenska tiny green monkey muff or Lily Bart suicide negligee. Do I have a point here or am I just disgruntled that no Regency style spencer or empire-waisted anything will ever be other than horribly unflattering on me? However, now that I've gotten that out of my system, let's have a look at the Jane Austen Knits, Fall 2012 issue. This is called a Sensible Shawl pattern. It's sensible all right. This is the Plain Jane of knitted shawls. However, it's not ungracefully shaped, it will stay in place and keep you warm, it will knit up quickly and easily, and you can probably find a way to make it work over some of your 2013 outfits. Not every pattern needs to be, or should be, a marvel of design. The lacings on these Longbourn mitts are going to catch on everything. However, if you're wearing them in the manner in which you probably will (i.e., paired with a warm coat as outdoor wear for making your way from place to place), that probably won't be too much of a problem. This Delaford wrap is very pretty, although so is every other lace shawl pattern. This is the Walking to Meryton Bonnet. It's a bit of a stretch to call this a bonnet. I'd call it a tuque, and it's attractive enough for a tuque, if not quite what I might wear if I were hoping to entice some dashing military officer. This Maiden Fair Blouse, while it has a certain conceptual appeal, is not exactly flattering. It's made this professional model look dumpy. If you want to make this, you'll need to play with the proportions and details. Make the lace section shorter and the stockinette stitch section longer — the empire waist on empire styles should always fall below a woman's bustline. Make the entire top a little longer. Figure out a way to eliminate the hip-widening ruffle on the bottom. Or just find another empire-waisted pattern for a top that already is flattering, and make it instead. I don't see the connection between these Mistress of Donwell Abbey Socks and anything Jane Austen ever wrote. However, they are very well-designed socks. Love the gusset-like detail on the side and the interesting cables on the ankles. Either these Prettyish Wilderness Socks look a little more Regency costume with their ladylike ruffles and toe details, or the whole tenuous literary reference thing is getting to me. Anyway, they are cute socks. This little drawstring Sweetheart Bag is actually very pleasing. I'm thinking it could be made into an evening bag if it were done in some evening appropriate yarn and colours, such as a metallic. I'm not generally a fan of the single button vest or cardigan, but I must admit this Emma's Overdress pattern is well-shaped in front and consequently quite flattering and wearable. I can see it working over a dress or over a t-shirt and jeans. This Kellylynch Tunic is pretty and distinctive, though not every woman could wear it. The empire-waisted style is not for well-endowed women as it makes them look frumpy and dumpy. The bolero/spencer jacket usually doesn't work on grown women, but it almost always looks adorable on little girls. This little Regency Bolero would be a nice finishing touch and add a little warmth to a simple child's dress. Bonnet and Wristlets for Baby Emma. Bonnets look very quaint these days, but in a way that still works. And they're practical, as they stay in place and shield little heads with only the peach fuzz beginnings of hair from the hot sun or the cold. But the wristlets seem totally pointless to me. Lydia's Tunic is a simple little girl's dress with some smart touches, such as the front pleat and bottom stripe. I don't see that it's at all Regency style, but never mind. The photo was unfortunately staged as, with this background, that taupe-coloured band around the skirt makes the skirt look like it has one long rip in it. I do quite like this Henry Tilney's Vest and can easily imagine how sharp this waistcoat might look under the right suit, but can't imagine getting any of the men I would conceivably knit it for to wear it. If you want to knit this for a man of your acquaintance, get his okay before you invest in the yarn and do all that work. Love these Tilney Socks. There's nothing like good design. It always amazes me that something so simple as, in this case, a ribbed pair of socks, can look so very sharp. Mr. Knightley's Tea Cozy doesn't have a Regency air. It has a grandmotherly air. And that hideous "fecal matter and urine" colourway isn't helping matters. I must admit this Hussars Spencer is something smart and different. I don't know why the stylist put it over a pink dress, though. It'll work over a turtleneck or t-shirt and jeans, or a plain shift dress. Make sure you get the sleeves the right length, and I'd make the front pieces big enough that they meet across the chest. Erm. So here we have... a bucket-shaped Kentish Toque with random, shapeless embellishments and senseless colour scheme. I don't even know what to say about this hat. It's just sort of sitting there in front of me, existing, despite all the reasons it shouldn't be. Love these Betwixt and Between Gloves. You can see they've been designed with great care and attention to detail. They even have buttons. And fingers. When I looked casually at the picture of this Biedermier Stole in thumbnail size, I thought it was prettily embellished with embroidery and that I was going to like it. But now that I've looked at it more closely, I can't say I care all that much for it. The knitted-in variegated yarns just look cheesy and afghan-like. I think it's that yellow green yarn in particular that isn't working with the ashes-of-roses main colour. If you want to make this item, I'd replace the yellow-green yarn with a burgundy, or even just omit it all together and use some of the rose colour instead. Strikingly detailed and pretty embellished Soutache Spencer, though again I would do a little tweaking. I'd make the sweater a standard length instead of cropped, and play with the colourway, making the main colour a paler green or rose colour or at least a crisp ivory or white instead of that rather drab wheat-like colour. I like several things about Elinor's Day Coat: the colourway, the collar and cuffs, the texture, but I hate the way the front gapes open from that single button fastening. It just looks both unfinished and too small. Perhaps Elinor simply got too caught up in Marianne's drama to notice that her coat wasn't all it should be. A pair of very simple, sensible Northanger Abbey Mittens. Long wrists like that are such a good idea when one wants to be warm because they ensure there is no bare wrist between mitten and coat cuff. Also, when one is prying into a cupboard that isn't one's own, one won't leave fingerprints. This Fanny's Chemisette really isn't going to look attractive or flattering on anyone. It's cropped, it gapes in front, and it just looks bulky and awkward. I was going to try to suggest some tweaks as I usually do, but I soon realized that by the time this thing is redesigned to fix its flaws, it'll be a completely different design. This Misses Bertram Wrap isn't a bad little shoulder shawl. It will stay in place, and it could actually be useful when you just want a pretty little something to throw over a summer dress on a cool evening. The Misses Price Wrap won't work on every figure, but it will look pretty on women who have the build for it and the right pieces to go under it. I'd suggest a simple summer dress. This pattern is called the Austensible Capelet. I'd have called it the Actual Bedskirt. Unless you really are the type of person who can throw any bizarre outfit on and make it work, I'd pass on this one. Very attractive little Netherfield Evening Bag. It could work for day or evening depending on the materials used. When I glanced at the thumbnail photo of this Pleated Neck Scarf, it looked for all the world like the model had a knitted fish skeleton wrapped around her neck. Looked at more carefully at a higher resolution, it's an interestingly and attractively textured scarf. I'd make it longer and skip the crocheted flower detail though, as it just looks a little awkward at this length. Beautiful ruffled lace Lady Russell Shawl. This Filet Camisette is filet crochet rather than knitted, but this chemise is lovely and of all these patterns will probably make you feel the most like an erudite Jane Austen heroine who is more than capable of attracting the much sought-after neighbourhood bachelor with her beauty and elegance of mind.
