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flk-123_austrian_dirndl.gif Austrian Dirndl
$15.95

Misses 8-16

A favorite at Renaissance Faires and Oktoberfests, this three-piece outfit enhances the maiden in you. Variations include knee-length or low-calf length, dirndl bodice with high or low-neck, high or low-neck blouse, and an apron.

Pattern features many options for detailing, ruffling, ruching, and shaping. Information included about authentic detailing, custom fitting, and adapting garment for Renaissance costumes.

Suggested fabrics: For the Dirndl, choose medium to heavyweight cotton, silk, wool, velvet, or corduroy. For the Blouse and Apron, choose light to medium-weight cotton, silk, rayon, or blends. The Apron is also nice in taffeta.
 
Egyptian Shirt
$16.95
Misses 6-16; Men's 32-44. This is a shortened version of the traditional Egyptian galabia or robe. Loose fitting with side panels and slit pockets. The yoke can be turned to the inside, or the outside for interesting contrast. Instructions are included for knotted buttons, decorative cording, soutache applique, and lengthening the shirt to make the galabia. Suggested fabrics: Crisp or soft fabrics such as cottons, muslin, lightweight denim, broadcloth. For applique pieces use 100% cotton
 
Afghani Nomad Dress
$16.95
Misses 6-16. This traditional dress worn by nomadic women in Afghanistan is ideal for mixing fabrics and embellishments. The raised bodice is fitted and has a neck opening that can be placed at front or back. Pattern includes instructions for traditional embroidery stitches, fringed decoration, and beadwork. Suggested fabrics: Soft, medium-weight fabrics such as cotton, rayon challis, or silk; the upper sleeve and/or skirt may be of soft rayon or silk velvet. This dress is often made in many prints, which is a wonderful opportunity to use up bits and pieces of brilliant fabrics.
 
Chinese Jacket
$19.95
Misses 6-16. This classic jacket in three lengths and with front or asymetrical opening is descended from thr Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). Since then, the garment has been simplified into a truly versatile design with different options for unusual closures. Pattern includes heat transfer design for traditional embroidered motifs and instructions for embroidery. Suggested Fabrics: Silk or silk-like synthetics, light or medium-weight cotton, or lightweight wool.
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