colonial women's dress Downloadable Colonial Women's Assembled Historical Notes – Reconstructing History

colonial women's dress Downloadable Colonial Women's Assembled Historical Notes – Reconstructing HistoryEver wish you had all the historical notes from a certain time period in one neat place for easy reference? Well, do we have the product for you! Introducing the Assembled Historical Notes This downloadable booklet includes all the historical notes from the patterns in a given series, all together in one easy to use PDF. if we've made any discoveries since you bought your pattern, the Assembled Historical Notes will have the most recent version. Also

Ever wish you had all the historical notes from a certain time period in one neat place for easy reference?

Well, do we have the product for you!

Introducing the Assembled Historical Notes 

This downloadable booklet includes all the historical notes from the patterns in a given series, all together in one easy-to-use PDF.  if we've made any discoveries since you bought your pattern, the Assembled Historical Notes will have the most recent version.  Also if we've made any discoveries since you bought your patterns, the Assembled Historical Notes will have the most recent version. \n \nThe Assembled Historical Notes 800-2 (a.k.a. "The Colonial Women's Historical Notes") contains all the historical notes from patterns RH820, RH821, RH822, RH823, RH824, RH829, RH830, RH832, and RH833, covering the period 1730 through 1780 for gentle- and common women centering on English styles but appropriate for Western Europe and the Colonies where these styles were worn.

An excerpt from the Colonial Women's (800-2 series) Notes:
"The negligée appearance of the sacque was not appropriate for wear around the King now that he had come of age, so a more formal construction was adopted.  The back of the gown would retain..."

Download your copy of the Colonial Women's Historical Notes and start brushing up on costume history for Monmouth right away.