This is a sewing pattern for a 1830´s bonnet and a pelerine or pelerine collar commonly worn over dresses.

This sewing pattern contains patterns for the bonnet and a simple pelerine collar.

The bonnet is made from buckram (a stiffened, loose weave millinery fabric) and reinforced by a frame made from round weed, this can be replaced by millinery wire if wanted. This base will be encased with felt or flannel to give the bonnet a smooth surface before it will be covered with the fashion fabric.

The pelerine collar is made from cotton or silk fabric, matching the dress.

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This is a multi-size pattern, all sizes are included.
The pattern comes with detailed and illustrated sewing instructions in English and German.
This is a paper pattern, printed on solid, white paper (60-80g/m2).

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Recommended fabric and yardage bonnet:

Fashion fabric e.g. silk taffeta: 0.6yds (0,6m) with a width of 51“ (130cm)
lightweight felt or flannel: 0.6yds (0,6m) with a width of 51“ (130cm)
Lining e.g. fine cotton or silk fabric: 0.3yds (0,2m) with a width of 51“ (130cm)
Buckram: 0.6yds. (0,5m) with a width of 35“ (90cm)
Round reed or millinery wire Ø 1/8“ (2-3mm): 4,3yd. (4m)
Strip of felt 22“ (55cm) long 1 5/8“ (4cm) wide
Ribbon 1“ (2,5cm) wide: 2 yds. (1,5m); ribbon 1 5/8“ (4cm) wide: 2.2yds. (2m)
Flowers, bows, ribbons, e.g. for decoration
Optional spray adhesive for fabric

Recommended fabric and yardage pelerine:

Both fashion fabric and lining (cotton or silk taffeta):
1.1yds. (1m) with a width of 51“ (130cm)
Hooks and eyes