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3 Methods to Scale Up Historical Pattern Books
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Ever wondered how to scale up a pattern from historical books? Then this is the video for you!
When I first started historical costuming I bought a few pattern books but I felt very lost when it came to scaling them up. After some trial and error here are the methods I now use to make them life size!
Thank you to American Duchess the scaling instructions for the second method!
Here is the link to their blog that helped me figure it out!
https://blog.americanduchess.com/2019/04/how-to-scale-up-gridded-sewing-patterns.html
MENTIONS:
My Favourite Costume Books
https://youtu.be/xWPis3pKbIc
Scaling up and Enlarging big patterns || Constellation Gown
https://youtu.be/cmy_ziOGTo0
Morgan Donner Pattern Video - https://youtu.be/2lE72BSQ_VA
Historical Ready Made Patterns:
-Redthreaded (Corsets and Stays)
-Scroop Patterns
-Truly Victorian
-Wearing History
- Laughing Moon Patterns
-Sense and Sensibility Patterns
-JP Ryan Patterns
-Larkin & Smith
-Fig Leaf Patterns
-Black Snail Pattern
-Lynn McMasters Millinery (Hats)
-Margo Anderson Patterns (Tudor/Elizabethan)
(check out Burnley and Trowbridge for a list of men's and and children's patterns)
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