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Great pattern selection and lots of additional info
4. Dezember 2010
Format:Taschenbuch
Directoire Revival Fashions 1888-1889 is a sequel to Bustle Fashions 1885-1887 and is organized the same way, except all the patterns are different. I haven't seen many patterns published for this period, when they were imitating the late 18th century. I love the redingote polonaises with the wide lapels (like an Incroyable coat from the French Revolution), and the high-waisted dresses with big sashes. Like most of the other Lavolta Press books, this one provides special rulers called apportioning scales, so you can enlarge each pattern to your size. For each pattern, several illustrations and descriptions are given for contemporary Butterick patterns. If you know how to swap pattern pieces and do fairly minor alterations, you can use the Butterick material to create several different looks from the same pattern. The chapters are:
Chapter 1, Introduction
Chapter 2, Undergarments, Negligee Wear, and Nightgowns
Chapter 3, Wrappers and Tea Gowns
Chapter 4, Skirts and Overskirts
Chapter 5, Ensembles with Bodices, Skirts, and Overskirts
Chapter 6, Ensembles with Polonaises (overdresses)
Chapter 7, Dresses (including evening dresses)
Chapter 8, Sports Outfits
Chapter 9, Jackets and Outerwear
Chapter 10, Trimmings (lots of pictures and descriptions, a few patterns)
Chapter 11, Accessories (mostly millinery and neckwear, otherwise similar to chapter 10)
Every chapter has an introduction with quotes from Harper's Bazar and a period dressmaking manual, with information on construction, fabrics, colors, etc. I haven't tried sewing any of the patterns yet, but since I like the ones in the other Lavolta Press books I don't expect to be disappointed.
Chapter 1, Introduction
Chapter 2, Undergarments, Negligee Wear, and Nightgowns
Chapter 3, Wrappers and Tea Gowns
Chapter 4, Skirts and Overskirts
Chapter 5, Ensembles with Bodices, Skirts, and Overskirts
Chapter 6, Ensembles with Polonaises (overdresses)
Chapter 7, Dresses (including evening dresses)
Chapter 8, Sports Outfits
Chapter 9, Jackets and Outerwear
Chapter 10, Trimmings (lots of pictures and descriptions, a few patterns)
Chapter 11, Accessories (mostly millinery and neckwear, otherwise similar to chapter 10)
Every chapter has an introduction with quotes from Harper's Bazar and a period dressmaking manual, with information on construction, fabrics, colors, etc. I haven't tried sewing any of the patterns yet, but since I like the ones in the other Lavolta Press books I don't expect to be disappointed.
2 von 2 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
Brilliant!
22. Mai 2011
Format:Taschenbuch|Von Amazon bestätigter Kauf
This entire series from Frances Grimble is the most astounding amount of compiled research we've ever seen! A valuable resource for costumers, re-enactors, history aficionados, or anyone wanting a comprehensive look at these fashions and the culture surrounding them.I purchased the entire set for my wife (costumer, historian...) and we were completely impressed with both the quality of the content as well as the layout and organization of the series.
Absolutely recommended...worth every penny!
Absolutely recommended...worth every penny!
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Great resource for Victorian costumers/re-enactors
31. Dezember 2010
Format:Taschenbuch|Von Amazon bestätigter Kauf
Couldn't wait to get my hands on this book ever since I heard about it. It's huge! While there are a few standard patterns for drawers and nightgowns, I was pleasantly surprised to also find not just a couple but several patterns for tea gowns, wrappers and "morning" wear with variations. Not many wrapper patterns out there. There are countless day dresses and redingotes, more than I expected. While there were hardly any "wow" patterns for me and many outfits seemed similar, there were some really excellent and original designs that could easily be swapped out or altered to suit.
There were also many illustrations of the garment with trim alternatives and a section at the back of the book that featured many more trim ideas and a how-to one page diagram for smocking which was really excellent. While there was a large volume of good patterns, even a small sportswear section of tennis dresses and a riding habit, I wish there had been a little more variation and some corset/dickey/collar/accessories patterns other than the one apron pattern at the end. Still, a great resource with solid material. This would be a good tool for someone trying to reproduce a dress of that era from a fashion plate or copy a museum piece. A few of the garments seemed to be worn without a bustle or featured back skirt pleats that could be removed, and could pass for Natural Form or early 1890s if so required.
I love that the apportioning scales [scaled rulers to recreate the pattern to your measurements] and a curved template tool are included in the back along with a glossary for historical sewing. Large, clearly detailed illustrations and diagrams. Not cheap or for a beginner, but a good value for a serious enthusiast.
There were also many illustrations of the garment with trim alternatives and a section at the back of the book that featured many more trim ideas and a how-to one page diagram for smocking which was really excellent. While there was a large volume of good patterns, even a small sportswear section of tennis dresses and a riding habit, I wish there had been a little more variation and some corset/dickey/collar/accessories patterns other than the one apron pattern at the end. Still, a great resource with solid material. This would be a good tool for someone trying to reproduce a dress of that era from a fashion plate or copy a museum piece. A few of the garments seemed to be worn without a bustle or featured back skirt pleats that could be removed, and could pass for Natural Form or early 1890s if so required.
I love that the apportioning scales [scaled rulers to recreate the pattern to your measurements] and a curved template tool are included in the back along with a glossary for historical sewing. Large, clearly detailed illustrations and diagrams. Not cheap or for a beginner, but a good value for a serious enthusiast.
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