Learn to sew a beautiful hooded cloak with the “Emily” Cloak 1780 - 1820 pattern. The cloak is trimmed in a ruched self-fabric trim and can be self-lined or lined in a contrasting fabric.

The following Pemberley Threads patterns are perfect for wearing under your new cloak:

“Charlotte” 1780s Robe a l’Anglaise
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1333818473
“Emma” 1815 Morning Dress
https://www.etsy.com/listing/816687486
“Elizabeth” 1780s Jacket and Petticoat
https://www.etsy.com/listing/774644582
“Elinor” Regency Dress
https://www.etsy.com/listing/607586434

Pattern includes:

- Pattern and instructions for cloak

CLOAK
Suggested fabrics: Cotton, silk (see note). Not suitable for heavy fabrics or knits.
Notions: 2/3 yd of ¼” wide cotton twill tape or ribbon, ½ yd of 1/8” wide cotton twill tape or ribbon,
matching thread.
Fabric: 3/4 yd of main fabric, 1/2 yd of lining

Note: silk can be used, but if you intend on doing the ruched trim, it is easier to cut the trim pieces on the
straight grain of the fabric (running parallel with the selvedge) as it will gather more easily. You will need
a bit more fabric for this option – approximately 1 ¼ yd of main fabric.

Listing is for one pdf download pattern only. No clothing included. This pattern is copyrighted, however you may use it for making and selling doll clothing in your small scale home based business, as long as you credit Pemberley Threads for the pattern design.

Designed for the intermediate level sewist

No refunds or returns. However, I am always available to answer questions if you need help! Send me an email at pemberleythreads [!at] gmail.com

THIS IS NOT AN AMERICAN GIRL PRODUCT, AND I AM NOT AFFILIATED WITH AMERICAN GIRL. This product will fit other 18" dolls besides American Girl

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