Simplicity Pattern 4055
Finally! An easy to sew Regency Gown pattern! Designed by Jennie Chancey of Sense and Sensibility clothing, this dress, with options for overdress and long sleeves has become a customer favorite! Click on the photo for pattern specs.
Available in US sizes 6,8,10,12 or 14,16,18,20
(European sizes 32, 34, 36,
38 and 40,42,44,46).
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Butterick 6630
This gorgeous pattern from Butterick offers two looks-- a lovely ball gown (can also be made as a day gown)and a Pelisse with a Medici collar. Use them together. Use them separately. Mix and match for an array of ensembles. Click on photo for pattern specs.
Available in US sizes 6,8,10, 12,14,16 or 18,20,22
(European sizes 32, 34, 36,
38 and 40,42,44,46).
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Simplicity Pattern 3723
Here is a lovely Georgian"Round Gown" Pattern. The image at the top right looks as if it could have been taken from Mrs. Bennet's own wardrobe! Pattern also includes an early Georgian/Colonial gown with panniers, a Pioneer/Prairie/Early Victorian style gown and a Puritan/Pilgrim ensemble. Also included are a mobcap, 2 bonnets, an apron, collar and Fichu (Scarf.) Click to enlarge.
Available in US sizes 6,8,10,12 or 14,16,18,20
(European sizes 32, 34, 36, 38 and 40,42,44,46).
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Simplicity 2354
Here is a lovely Georgian pattern available in Women's size 18W-32W. It's just perfect for those with a fuller figure and still suitable for Austen occasions! The "Round Gown"on the top right looks as if it has been taken from Mrs. Bennet's own wardrobe. Patterns also include an early Georgian/Colonial gown with panniers, a Pioneer/Prairie/Early Victorian style gown and a Puritan/Pilgrim ensemble. Also included are a mobcap, 2 bonnets, an apron, collar and Fichu (Scarf) This pattern truly has it all!
Available in US sizes 18W-24W or 26W-32W
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Simplicity Pattern 9769
Finally! An easy to sew undergarments pattern! This set features a shift, drawers and a corset. Everything you need to finish that period look (from top to bottom!) While the corset is later Regency/Early Victorian in style, the shift and drawers are appropriate for all 1800 eras.
Available in US sizes 6,8,10,12 or 14,16,18,20
(European sizes 32, 34, 36,
38 and 40,42,44,46).
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 Austentation's 3-in-1 Reticule Pattern
Reticules are relatively easy to
create and require only a small amount of fabric making them the perfect accessory to any outfit. They can be created from scraps of a gown you own or in complimentary colors with either a monochromatic or two tone scheme. This pattern includes cuttable pieces and instructions for three different bags.
Various reticule styles I have created using this template can be found on the
reticule page.
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Butterick 5509
This fantastic Apron pattern offers several historic styles from Pilgrim to Regency, Pioneer and Victorian England.The ull coverage means you can protect your gown while cooking, cleaning or caring for your baby. Pretty and feminine, this is one to turn to again and again, regardless of whether you are "in costume" or not! Includes size sm-m-lg. Click photo for full specs.
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Butterick 5370
A wonderfully versatile pattern from Butterick, these gloves can be made in any number of fabrics and styles. An accessory di rigor, a Lady was never without her gloves! One size.
Click on photo for pattern specs.
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Simplicity Pattern 5794
Perfect for fall and winter, this cloak will keep you warm while adding a stylish dash to your ensemble. It looks especially lovely over a ball gown or on long walks about the countryside. The pattern has additional options for shoulder capes and tassles and contains sizes: XS, S, M and L. Click photo for pattern specs.
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Butterick 5265
This pattern has it all! A charming bonnet, mantelet, muff and even a long skirt (perfect for a petticoat pattern!) Though technically for a bit of a later date, this pattern can easily be modified to reflect Regency tastes. If you are looking for a one stop accessory pattern, this is it! Includes US sizes 6-12.
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Butterick Pattern 4210
This charming pattern from Butterick is a customer favorite. It features four styles, from a Medieval cap, to a Regency/Federal turban (made popular by Dolley Madison), along with a Victorian/Civil War style Scoop bonnet and Edwardian "confection". Something for every taste and era. Click on picture for pattern specs.
One Size
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The Virginia Bonnet Pattern
The Virginia is a stove pipe poke bonnet from Timely Tresses that sits just above the hair line and is especially comfortable for smaller heads.When introduced around 1810, the bonnets had a short raised crown and modest brim that framed the face. As the decade progressed, brims grew deeper and more flared and the crown grew taller to accommodate elaborate hairstyles. This pattern includes a 20 page illustrated instruction booklet and features 3 interchangeable brims for creating a 1810-1820 Regency/Federal era poke bonnet. Click on the picture to enlarge.
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The Ophelia Bonnet Pattern
The Ophelia is a stove pipe poke bonnet from Timely Tresses that sits just below the hair line and is especially comfortable for larger head sizes.When introduced around 1810, the bonnets had a short raised crown and modest brim that framed the face. As the decade progressed, brims grew deeper and more flared and the crown grew taller to accommodate elaborate hairstyles. This pattern includes a 20 page illustrated instruction booklet and features 3 interchangeable brims for creating a 1810-1820 Regency/Federal era poke bonnet. Click on the picture to enlarge.
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The Cordelia Bonnet Pattern
Cordelia, referred to as the Charlotte Corday or the Directoire bonnet, appeared in the fashion plates between 1795 and 1810. Characterized by a straight brim, the bonnet sits close around the wearers face. The Cordelia pattern contains 4 brims and 4 crown/bavolet options, along with a 12 page illustrated instruction booklet. Click on the picture for a larger view.
One Size
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The Camillia Bonnet Pattern
A charming cloth bonnet pattern from Timely Tresses, the Camilla pattern features a 12 page illustrated instruction booklet and 4 brim lines for creating a 1795-1810 Regency era bonnet. Click on the picture for a larger view.
One Size
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The Julia Bonnet Pattern
A puffed crown flared brim bonnet appeared in fashion plates between 1800-1810. The Julia features a buckram brim and a gathered or pleated crown. The crown is finished off at the neck by a neat bias binding. The brim is available 4 levels of depth and flare.This pattern contains a 12 page illustrated instruction booklet. Click on the picture for a larger view.
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The Zenobia Bonnet Pattern
A charming cloth bonnet pattern from Timely Tresses, the Zenobia pattern features a 12 page illustrated instruction booklet and 4 brim lines for creating a 1800-1810 Regency era bonnet. Click on the picture for a larger view.
One Size
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The Lucia Bonnet Pattern
A charming cloth bonnet pattern from Timely Tresses, the Lucia pattern features a 12 page illustrated instruction booklet and 4 brim lines for creating a 1805-1815 Regency era bonnet. Click on the picture for a larger view.
One Size
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The Mariah Bonnet Pattern
A charming cloth bonnet pattern from Timely Tresses, the Mariah pattern features a 12 page illustrated instruction booklet and 4 brim lines for creating a 1805-1810 Regency era bonnet. Click on the picture for a larger view.
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Pride and Prejudice Cross Stitch Pattern
This pattern features the five Bennet sisters, the title of their book,
Pride and Prejudice, and the original publication date (1813). Perfect for a wall hanging or toss pillow. A Jane in Stitches Design, 1996. Other JiS patterns available from Jane Austen Books.
One Size
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