Butterick 5707 - c. 1970s; Pajamas, Nightgown, and Robe (Childs - Size 6)

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View Butterick 5707 - c. 1970s; Pajamas, Nightgown, and Robe (Childs - Size 6) with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Girls’ Nightgown, Pajamas and Robe: Loose-fitting nightgown and pajama top have round neckline, front and back gathered into yokes, back button and loop closing, self neckline and yoke bias ruffles and full-length sleeves gathered at cap and elasticized at wrist forming self ruffle. Girls’ Nightgown, Pajamas and Robe: Loose-fitting nightgown and pajama top have round neckline, front and back gathered into yokes, back button and loop closing, self neckline and yoke bias ruffles and full-length sleeves gathered at cap and elasticized at wrist forming self ruffle. Pajama pants have elasticized waistline and elasticized at ankle forming self ruffle. Loose-fitting long robe with purchased ribbon belt and short robe have round neckline, front buttoned closing, pockets in side seams and full-length straight sleeves gathered at cap. Ebenezer Butterick, a tailor in Sterling, Massachusetts, was the father of a baby boy in 1863, when his wife, fashioning a dress for the infant at her sewing table, remarked how much easier it would be if she had a pattern to go by that was the same size as her son. There were patterns that served as a guide, but they came in one size only, and the sewer had to grade (enlarge or reduce) the pattern to the size needed. Ebenezer experimented with the idea of graded patterns and discovered that tissue paper was ideal to work with and much easier to package than the heavy cardboard templates he first created.   By 1873 Butterick was selling some six million patterns a year, at 25 cents each!! Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Sewing (1930-Now) › Patterns › Children. Brand: Butterick.

Brand

Butterick

Clothing Type

Nightwear

Gender

Girl

Age

Child

Country of Origin

United States