I’m already familiar with developing patterns from a sloper/by draping. Can I use my favorite design method with your patterns?
Yes. Some theatrical costumers prefer to use the basic pattern shapes in our books as guidelines for flat pattern development or for draping. Pattern pieces for skirt drapery from Volume 2 of Fashions of the Gilded Age (after being redrawn from a sheet of overlapping patterns like the one shown above) Copyright by Frances Grimble 2004 Are your patterns easy to sew? As a general rule, Victorian and Edwardian styles (the eras for which we have published pattern books so far) are inherently more complicated than modern ones. Whether you’re using a pattern from one of our books or one from another pattern or book publisher, if it is authentic you are seldom looking at a “make it tonight” project. (The publishing format has no connection to the complexity of the style.) The simplest styles tend to be for underclothing and loose outerwear, and our books include a good selection of both. However, we have also included as many basic dresses as were available in our sources, in a
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