Wrapping gowns were one of many styles of 18th century gowns for undress and had many names in the 18th century. This style of loose T-shaped garment was popular for wear in casual settings which could include lounging in the home, working in a trade, sitting for an informal portrait, and more.
- Based on extensive research, our pattern allows you to create an unlined or lined wrapping gown, with the option to bag or set in the lined version, as well as the addition of shoulder pleats.
- This pattern includes only two sizes as wrapping gowns are incredibly generous garments that should not fit the body snuggly.
- Suggested fabrics include silk taffetas, silk or wool damasks, printed cottons, and plain woven linens and wools.
- This pattern is a digital download and includes a 20 page full color and fully illustrated instruction manual. Pattern can be printed in Letter, A4 or A0 (Print Shop) formats.
- This pattern can be used with our two part on our YouTube channel.
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