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As you can see, the collar shape varied with the maker.
Shirt pattern shown here from: Tidings from the 18th Century By Beth Gilgun. This is a good book with more clothing patterns and information on a variety of 18th century items.
Monday, 7 January 2013
Shirt/Frock Pattern.
The common shirt type frock is made from the same pattern as the common shirt, except that the frock is made a little longer, and usually from a slightly heavier material.
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As you can see, the collar shape varied with the maker.
Shirt pattern shown here from: Tidings from the 18th Century By Beth Gilgun. This is a good book with more clothing patterns and information on a variety of 18th century items.
As you can see, the collar shape varied with the maker.
Shirt pattern shown here from: Tidings from the 18th Century By Beth Gilgun. This is a good book with more clothing patterns and information on a variety of 18th century items.
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6 comments:
Thanks mate!
No problem Phil.
Regards, Keith.
This is very helpful! Many thanks for helping me to at least attempt to sew my own trade shirt.
This is very helpful. You have a great blog! Beth
Thank you Beth, appreciated.
Regards, Keith.
Great blog post, informative, and just what I was looking for to try my hand at an authentic historical project. Thank you.
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