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The Dressmaker’s Guide to Making Collars

For those dressing in the 1840s, 1850s, and 1860s, the addition of a lovely white collar and cuffs is the finishing touch that so often makes the impression! This workbook contains full-scale, multi-sized collars taken from extant items and period publications, as well as cuffs to use as a base for so many period styles. You’ll learn to size, adapt, and construct everything from a simple plain-hemmed white collar, to a lace-edged bit of delight, to a fully pieced-lace collar suited to the best silks and wools, along with the tips and tricks that make your collar and cuff set look like originals.

22 illustrated pages, include 9 full-size templates for collars 1840-1865.

$15

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About The Sewing Academy
With a focus on the 1840-1865 era, The Sewing Academy is your home on the (internet) range for resources to help you meet your living history goals!

Elizabeth Stewart Clark has been absorbed by the mid-19th century for over 20 years. She makes her home in the Rocky Mountains with her husband, four children (from wee to not-so-wee), far too many musical instruments, and five amusing hens.

Email Elizabeth Or call 208-523-3673 (10am to 8pm Mountain time zone, Monday through Saturday)
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