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E-Pattern- Smooth Sailing 1930s Sports Togs Pattern- Bust 30"-40" or Bust 41"-53"
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E-Pattern- Circa 1910 "Eliza" Dress- Bust 36" Waist 26"
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Printed Pattern- Circa 1919 Draped Dress- 1910s- WWI- Bust 36"
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Printed Pattern- Early 1930s Dress with Tie-On Peplum- Bust 36
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E-Pattern- Early 1930s Dress with Tie-On Peplum- Bust 36
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E-Pattern- Circa 1911 Ladies' Blouse to Be Worn Over a Guimpe- Size 32-44" Bust
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PRINTED PATTERN- Size 38 Bust- Mid 1930s Combination Underwear- Bias Cut Teddy Pattern
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E-Pattern- Smooth Sailing 1930s Sports Togs Pattern- Bust 30"-40" or Bust 41"-53"
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E-Pattern- 1950s "Leslie" Skirt Pattern- in Misses or Extended Size- Waist 26"-48"
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E-Pattern- WWII Homefront- 1940s Overalls, Playsuit, & Trousers Pattern- 30"-46" Bust
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E-PATTERN- Early 1950's Merry-Go-Round Circle Skirt- Waist Sizes 24"-46"
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PRINTED PATTERN- Smooth Sailing 1930s Sports Togs Pattern- Bust 30"-40" or Bust 41"-53"
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1800's-1910s
All the goodness of the 19th century through WWI era
The founder of Wearing History, Lauren, established Wearing History as a way to revive the lost arts through a practical knowledge of clothing creation through original period sources. The availability of e-patterns makes accessible instantly patterns which are often otherwise lost to time. Through studying antique methods we better understand how clothing was created and can revive the practical arts of creating with our own hands.