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LUCILE - Edwardian Evening Gown Pattern 1912 Titanic Era Kimono Overdress Historical Sewing Pattern
LUCILE - Edwardian Evening Gown Pattern 1912 Titanic Era Kimono Overdress Historical Sewing Pattern
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Step back into the golden age of luxury with this stunning Edwardian evening gown pattern inspired by the iconic designs of Lucile (Lady Duff-Gordon), one of the most celebrated couturiers of the Titanic era.
✨ WHAT'S INCLUDED:
📐 Full-size pattern pieces in multiple formats:
- A4 (home printing)
- A1 (copy shop)
- A0 (large format)
- US Letter
📖 Comprehensive step-by-step tutorial with detailed instructions and photos covering:
- Base evening gown construction with boned bodice
- Kimono overdress with diagonal neckline and decorative trim
- Sleeve decorations with lace and contrasting fabric
- Skirt hem embellishments
- Draped decorative belt with side sash
- Closure techniques with hidden snaps and hooks
Perfect for historical reenactment, Titanic-themed events, Edwardian events, costume design, or creating a museum-quality inspired reproduction.
📏 SIZING & FABRIC REQUIREMENTS:
Pattern includes detailed sizing guide and fabric layout examples.
Recommended materials (approximately):
- 3 meters silk taffeta (base gown, skirt hem, decorations)
- 1 meter blue taffeta (belt, sleeve trim, decorations)
- 2.5 meters silk chiffon (kimono overdress)
- Metallic lace in Liberty/Edwardian style
- 2-3 meters glazed cotton or Holland linen (lining)
- Cotton herringbone tape, boning, hooks & eyes
- 1 meter matching cord and some meters of embroidery thread for tassels (instructions on how to make tassels NOT included, but you may find them here in my blog post HERE).
- 1 meter satin tape tall 4 cm for the ponpon
IMPORTANT, SKILL LEVEL: Advanced
This pattern is designed for experienced sewers comfortable with:
- Boning and structured bodice construction
- Creating placket openings and flatlining
- Working with delicate fabrics (silk, chiffon, taffeta)
- Hand-finishing techniques
- Draping and pleating
- Historical garment construction methods
📥 INSTANT DIGITAL DOWNLOAD
Please note: Seam allowances are NOT included - add your preferred seam allowance to pattern pieces.
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