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Reconstructing History #401
1600-1660s Women's Caps
All Sizes in one envelope. &emdash; Zupan
&emdash; US$25.00
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and
historical notes for man's Zupan with front overlap, dog ear
cuffs and stand collar. Variations for 16th and 17th
century versions included. Fits chests 34"-54".
All Sizes in one envelope. Embellishment
suggestions included.
Suggested Fabrics:
- fine wool, silk or brocade
- linen or lightweight silk for lining
- linen or canvas for interlining (optional)
- may also be entirely or partially lined with fur
Yardage Requirements:
41Ž2 yds at least 45" wide
Notions:
- thread
- buckram (optional for collar)
- 12 - 5/8" buttons and loops for front closure
- 6x2 - 5/8" buttons for arm closure
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Reconstructing History #402
Kontusz (Polish Coat) Pattern
All Sizes in one envelope. &emdash; $25.00
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and
historical notes for man's Kontusz, a Polish man's coat worn
over the Zupan starting in the mid-17th century.
Variations included for turn-back or dog-ear cuffs and soft
collar, high-back low-front collar or narrow band collar.
Directions for wearing sleeves wyloty style (as shown
on front cover) also included. Fits chests 34"-54".
All Sizes in one envelope. Embellishment
suggestions included.
Suggested Fabrics:
- coat weight wool, silk or brocade
- linen or medium weight silk for lining
- linen or canvas for interlining (optional)
- may also be entirely or partially lined with fur
Yardage Requirements:
5 yds at least 60" wide
Notions:
- thread
- buckram (optional for collar)
- 5-12 - frogs or buttons and loops for closure
- 2x2 - 5/8" buttons and loops for arm closure
- braid to taste
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