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Regency Sewing - Laughing Moon Regency Pattern 126

Jul 2, 2024 · 706 views

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DescriptionIf you love historical fashion, you'll adore Laughing Moon Patterns. Their patterns are accurate, easy to follow, and come with complete instructions. Here’s a closer look at one of their standout offerings: #126 Ladies' Round or Trained Gown with High Stomacher Front **Authentically Historical with Complete InstructMore
If you love historical fashion, you'll adore Laughing Moon Patterns. Their patterns are accurate, easy to follow, and come with complete instructions. Here’s a closer look at one of their standout offerings: #126 Ladies' Round or Trained Gown with High Stomacher Front **Authentically Historical with Complete Instructions and Illustrations** This pattern is a true gem, drawn from an actual gown dating back to 1800-1810 in the author’s collection. Known as a Bib or Apron Front Gown, it offers a historically accurate design with detailed instructions and illustrations, making it perfect for anyone interested in historical fashion. **Key Features:** - **Authenticity:** The pattern replicates a real period gown, ensuring historical accuracy. - **Ease of Use:** Clear, complete instructions make it accessible for all skill levels. - **Versatility:** Multiple sleeve and bodice options provide various styling possibilities. **Historical Notes:** - The gown features a unique opening on both sides of the front, with the entire front bodice and part of the skirt falling open. - The bodice ties together internally with strings and pins into place at the top of the front bodice. - The gown’s design includes ties that secure the front bodice and skirt, ensuring a snug fit. - The back of the bodice is shorter than the front, with armholes extending onto the back. - Long sleeves are designed to sometimes bunch up on the arm, extending to the knuckles. **Styling Options:** - **Sleeves

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