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Butterick
Vintage Butterick 6796 Classics Cape Pattern Misses S-L -Uncut w/FF
USD 12.00
Condition: Used
Description
View Vintage Butterick 6796 Classics Cape Pattern Misses S-L -Uncut w/FF with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Misses cape pattern features a flared, unlined cape in above mid-knee, lower calf or evening length with narrow hem. Views A and B have hoods, with B featuring a purchased closure. View C uses purchased fringe. Views C and D has a deep collar (wrong side of the fabric shows). Pattern is designed for double knots, wool crepe, velveteen, fleece, blanket woolen, flannel and mohair. Capes are designed for sizes 8-18, bust 31.5" to 40", waist 24" to 32" and hips 33.5" to 42". Pattern is uncut with factory folds. The envelope is in good condition with wrinkles on the upper edge. Copyright 1986. Misses cape pattern features a flared, unlined cape in above mid-knee, lower calf or evening length with narrow hem. Views A and B have hoods, with B featuring a purchased closure. View C uses purchased fringe. Views C and D has a deep collar (wrong side of the fabric shows). Pattern is designed for double knots, wool crepe, velveteen, fleece, blanket woolen, flannel and mohair. Capes are designed for sizes 8-18, bust 31.5" to 40", waist 24" to 32" and hips 33.5" to 42". Pattern is uncut with factory folds. The envelope is in good condition with wrinkles on the upper edge. Copyright 1986. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Sewing (1930-Now) › Patterns › Women. Brand: Butterick.
- Department
- Women
- Brand
- Butterick
- Clothing Type
- Cape
- Original/Reproduction
- Vintage Original
- Style
- Everyday or Evening
- Country of Origin
- United States
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