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Vintage Folkwear Pattern #110 - "Little Kittel" Childs Shirt/Dress. Uncut!
Adorable Folkwear sewing pattern #110 for the iconic "Little Kittel" This one is a classic, it is a very versatile ethnic garment that is designed for children's size 4,6,8, and 10 (and it has generous size)
Bit of history...
This Kittel is a historic loose fitting pullover type garment that is traditionally worn by craftsmen and workers throughout Germany, Switzerland and France. This was originally released in 1977 to continue the heritage of European folk clothing.
This is from the original California print era
Design features a comfortable pullover body that has pleats falling from the neckband. The sleeves attach to side panels with underarm gussets for maximum freed and movement and there are pleats at the wrists into buttoned cuff bands
This pattern has 2 length options
1 - Dress Length for girls and thigh length for boys.
2 - It is designed as a loose fitting over garment and it perfect for children to wear over sweater or sweatshirts
3 - Comes with a complete traditional chain stitch embroider designs and detailed handworking instructions to decorate the shoulder wokes, neckband, cuffs and pockets
1 - Pattern Pieces are Uncut and still factory folded
2 - The instruction sheet is clean legible and completely intact
3 - The outer Envelope does show typical vintage wear with some edge wrinkling and small corner splits but the graphics are still bright and
Perfect for renaissance Fair, Folk Costume, Waldorf Clothing
Please note that all vintage, antique or secondhand items will have some level of wear.
Your order will always be packaged with great care!
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