Fashion Pattern
1875 (made)
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A printed sheet of pattern pieces for ladies and children’s clothing, printed in black and coloured ink on tracing paper. The various pieces are printed in an overlapping arrangement, in order to fit onto the sheet. The patterns are outlined in a variety of line styles, which denote where a piece should be cut, stitched, pleated etc. Each piece is lettered and labelled, and corresponds to a short paragraph explaining the process and technique by which the various elements of the garment should be assembled. Small images of the finished items of clothing are printed in between the pattern pieces.
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| Brief description | Printed fashion patterns for a dress for girls aged 4 to 5, a small hooded shoulder cape with a contrasting lining, a shoulder cape with a knotted fastening, a ladies necktie and a cuirasse style bodice. Extracted from the Journal des Demoiselles, September 1875 |
| Physical description | A printed sheet of pattern pieces for ladies and children’s clothing, printed in black and coloured ink on tracing paper. The various pieces are printed in an overlapping arrangement, in order to fit onto the sheet. The patterns are outlined in a variety of line styles, which denote where a piece should be cut, stitched, pleated etc. Each piece is lettered and labelled, and corresponds to a short paragraph explaining the process and technique by which the various elements of the garment should be assembled. Small images of the finished items of clothing are printed in between the pattern pieces. |
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| Credit line | Given by Maggie Groves |
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| Accession number | E.2924-2016 |
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| Record created | November 1, 2016 |
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