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What Makes This 1830s Workdress Sewing Pattern Special Drafted directly from "The Workwoman's Guide" (1838) - a domestic encyclopedia used by women on both sides of the Atlantic Includes two period-accurate style options: 1836-1842 style with short or long sleeves and optional collar 1843-1855 style with long sleeves Features authentic construction techniques including piping, gauging, and period-appropriate closures Includes historical notes and sewing examples from the era Complete Pattern Package Features Our 1830s Workdress Sewing Pattern includes everything you need to create an authentic period garment: 18 pages of detailed stitching and construction instructions Historical notes on 1830s workdresses with period examples Computer-generated pattern sheets Three cup Size options (B, C, and D) for a better fit Complete materials list and cutting layouts Multiple Size Options Available The 1830s Workdress Sewing Pattern comes in three Size ranges to accommodate different figures: Sizes 8-14: For 32"-36" Bust, 24"-28" Waist, and 34"-38" Hips Sizes 16-20: For 38"-42" Bust, 30"-34" Waist, and 40"-44" Hips Sizes 22-26: For 44"-48" Bust, 36"-40" Waist, and 46"-50" Hips Materials Required For the 1830s Workdress Sewing Pattern , you'll need: For the lining: 7/8 to 1 1/8 yards of 45" fabric For the 1836-1842 dress: 6 7/8 8 yards of 45" fabric For the 1843-1855 dress: 6 - 7 7/8 yards of 45" fabric Recommended fabrics: Cotton calico, linen, lightweight wool, or period-appropriate blends Period closures: Hooks & eyes, buttons, or ribbon ties Skill Level This 1830s Workdress Sewing Pattern is suitable for intermediate sewists or adventurous beginners who are ready to tackle historical sewing techniques
