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The Mary and Laura pattern is a doll size reproduction of the dresses that Mary and Laura Ingalls wore in a photograph that was taken around 1880, the year so vividly recorded in Laura's book "The Long Winter". This pattern book includes a brief history that give the historical context for the dresses featured, fully illustrated detailed instructions, and pattern pieces for a princess-line dress, underskirt, petticoat, and a hand-stitched handkerchief to tuck in the side pocket of the dress in THREE popular doll sizes. Pattern pieces are designed to fit 18-inch, 16-inch, and 14.5-inch dolls such as American Girl(R), A Girl for All Time(R), and WellieWishers(TM). Thimbles and Acorns Wear and When pattern series uses doll-sized historical clothing patterns to explore world history from a unique perspective. Small scale designs make it easy to recreate historical clothing using both modern and traditional sewing techniques. Completed clothing can be used for play or display to further the learning experience. Discover how and why different clothing styles developed. Dabble in traditional sewing techniques. Learn about the people and events that inspired fashion trends. See how even the most ancient clothing styles are still influencing what we wear today.

The Carrie pattern is a doll size reproduction of the dress that Carrie Ingalls wore in a photograph that was taken of her and her sisters around 1880, the year so vividly recorded in Laura Ingalls' book "The Long Winter". This pattern book includes a brief history that give the historical context for the dress featured, fully illustrated detailed instructions, and pattern pieces for a double-breasted princess-line dress, underskirt, and petticoat in THREE popular doll sizes. Pattern pieces are designed to fit 18-inch, 16-inch, and 14.5-inch dolls such as American Girl(R), A Girl for All Time(R), and WellieWishers(TM). Thimbles and Acorns Wear and When pattern series uses doll-sized historical clothing patterns to explore world history from a unique perspective. Small scale designs make it easy to recreate historical clothing using both modern and traditional sewing techniques. Completed clothing can be used for play or display to further the learning experience. Discover how and why different clothing styles developed. Dabble in traditional sewing techniques. Learn about the people and events that inspired fashion trends. See how even the most ancient clothing styles are still influencing what we wear today.

Get in touch with your inner Laura as you sew up this charming 1870s prairie inspired dress, apron and bonnet ensemble. This pattern book includes a brief history that give the historical context for the dress featured and fully illustrated detailed instructions and pattern pieces. The dress features a gathered bodice with a yoke and waistband that button down the back. Finish the skirt with the wide ruffle for an old-fashioned prairie style, or leave the ruffle off and don an easy to make cloth flower for your modern prairie girl. The bonnet cinches in the back with a drawstring to achieve a perfect fit and the simple apron ties in the back and has two handy pockets, just the thing for a hard working Prairie girl. This easy to make ensemble includes pattern pieces in THREE popular doll sizes. Pattern pieces are designed to fit 18-inch, 16-inch, and 14.5-inch dolls such as American Girl(R), A Girl for All Time(R), and WellieWishers(TM). It is a great choice for new sewists wanting to develop their sewing skills. Thimbles and Acorns Wear and When pattern series uses doll-sized historical clothing patterns to explore world history from a unique perspective. Small scale designs make it easy to recreate historical clothing using both modern and traditional sewing techniques. Completed clothing can be used for play or display to further the learning experience. Discover how and why different clothing styles developed. Dabble in traditional sewing techniques. Learn about the people and events that inspired fashion trends. See how even the most ancient clothing styles are still influencing what we wear today.

Brave the winter in this Laura Ingalls Wilder inspired Union Suit. Union suits first came on the market as part of the Rational Dress Movement for women in 1868. Originally called the "Emancipation Under-Flannel", it was originally designed as an alternative to restricting corsets. Their practical design soon made them popular among men as well. This one piece undergarment is based on a traditional design that is still popular today and can be made for either boys or girls. It fastens in the front with five buttons and features a functional drop seat. This book includes fully illustrated instructions and pattern pieces designed to fit THREE popular doll sizes such as American Girl(R), A Girl for All Time(R), and WellieWishers(TM). Additional sizes for dolls such as Kidz 'n' Cats(R), Hearts for Hearts Girls(R), and Little Darlings(R) are available separately at pixiefaire.com.

The Mary and Laura pattern is a doll size reproduction of the dresses that Mary and Laura Ingalls wore in a photograph that was taken around 1880, the year so vividly recorded in Laura's book "The Long Winter". This pattern book includes a brief history that give the historical context for the dresses featured, fully illustrated detailed instructions, and pattern pieces for a princess-line dress, underskirt, petticoat, and a hand-stitched handkerchief to tuck in the side pocket of the dress in THREE popular doll sizes. Pattern pieces are designed to fit 18-inch, 16-inch, and 14.5-inch dolls such as American Girl(R), A Girl for All Time(R), and WellieWishers(TM). Thimbles and Acorns Wear and When pattern series uses doll-sized historical clothing patterns to explore world history from a unique perspective. Small scale designs make it easy to recreate historical clothing using both modern and traditional sewing techniques. Completed clothing can be used for play or display to further the learning experience. Discover how and why different clothing styles developed. Dabble in traditional sewing techniques. Learn about the people and events that inspired fashion trends. See how even the most ancient clothing styles are still influencing what we wear today.

Get in touch with your inner Laura as you sew up this charming 1870s prairie inspired dress, apron and bonnet ensemble. This pattern book includes a brief history that give the historical context for the dress featured and fully illustrated detailed instructions and pattern pieces. The dress features a gathered bodice with a yoke and waistband that button down the back. Finish the skirt with the wide ruffle for an old-fashioned prairie style, or leave the ruffle off and don an easy to make cloth flower for your modern prairie girl. The bonnet cinches in the back with a drawstring to achieve a perfect fit and the simple apron ties in the back and has two handy pockets, just the thing for a hard working Prairie girl. This easy to make ensemble includes pattern pieces in THREE popular doll sizes. Pattern pieces are designed to fit 18-inch, 16-inch, and 14.5-inch dolls such as American Girl(R), A Girl for All Time(R), and WellieWishers(TM). It is a great choice for new sewists wanting to develop their sewing skills. Thimbles and Acorns Wear and When pattern series uses doll-sized historical clothing patterns to explore world history from a unique perspective. Small scale designs make it easy to recreate historical clothing using both modern and traditional sewing techniques. Completed clothing can be used for play or display to further the learning experience. Discover how and why different clothing styles developed. Dabble in traditional sewing techniques. Learn about the people and events that inspired fashion trends. See how even the most ancient clothing styles are still influencing what we wear today.

Brave the winter in this Laura Ingalls Wilder inspired Union Suit. Union suits first came on the market as part of the Rational Dress Movement for women in 1868. Originally called the "Emancipation Under-Flannel", it was originally designed as an alternative to restricting corsets. Their practical design soon made them popular among men as well. This one piece undergarment is based on a traditional design that is still popular today and can be made for either boys or girls. It fastens in the front with five buttons and features a functional drop seat. This book includes fully illustrated instructions and pattern pieces designed to fit THREE popular doll sizes such as American Girl(R), A Girl for All Time(R), and WellieWishers(TM). Additional sizes for dolls such as Kidz 'n' Cats(R), Hearts for Hearts Girls(R), and Little Darlings(R) are available separately at pixiefaire.com.

Brave the winter in this Laura Ingalls Wilder inspired Victorian Era coat and hood. The fully lined coat has a flared back that gives it an elegant drape and plenty of room for full skirts and the trim tailored front buttons down the front from the neckline to the lower front cut-away. The turned down edges of the two patch pockets are fastened with matching buttons. The front opening, hemline, and sleeves can be finished with decorative embroidery or trim and for added interest, the sleeve cuffs, pocket linings, and collar can be made in a complementary fabric. The fully lined hood is made separately from the coat and is tied on with an attached scarf. It can be finished with decorative machine embroidery and tassels.

The Carrie pattern is a doll size reproduction of the dress that Carrie Ingalls wore in a photograph that was taken of her and her sisters around 1880, the year so vividly recorded in Laura Ingalls' book "The Long Winter". This pattern book includes a brief history that give the historical context for the dress featured, fully illustrated detailed instructions, and pattern pieces for a double-breasted princess-line dress, underskirt, and petticoat in THREE popular doll sizes. Pattern pieces are designed to fit 18-inch, 16-inch, and 14.5-inch dolls such as American Girl(R), A Girl for All Time(R), and WellieWishers(TM). Thimbles and Acorns Wear and When pattern series uses doll-sized historical clothing patterns to explore world history from a unique perspective. Small scale designs make it easy to recreate historical clothing using both modern and traditional sewing techniques. Completed clothing can be used for play or display to further the learning experience. Discover how and why different clothing styles developed. Dabble in traditional sewing techniques. Learn about the people and events that inspired fashion trends. See how even the most ancient clothing styles are still influencing what we wear today.

A Long Winter in Dakota Territory, the first book in Thimbles and Acorns Wear and When series, features sewing patterns for a twelve piece wardrobe inspired by Laura Ingalls Wilder's book "The Long Winter". The patterns include the Prairie Rose, Mary and Laura, and Carrie dress patterns as well as our Emacipation Union Under Flannel (Union Suit) and Long Winter Coat and Hood patterns. Beautiful photography, engaging historical narratives, step-by-step fully illustrated instructions, and patterns for multiple skill levels make this a must have book for all historical sewing enthusiasts. As an added bonus, this first set of books includes pattern pieces in THREE sizes designed to fit 18-inch, 16-inch, and 14.5-inch dolls such as American Girl(R), A Girl for All Time(R), and WellieWishers(TM)