How to Make Historic American Costumes: A DIY Guide by Mary Evans
Unlock the secrets of historical fashion with "How to Make Historic American Costumes," a definitive resource for designers, historians, and makers. Authored by Mary Evans (1890-1970), this 178-page guide provides detailed insights into the construction and design of authentic American period clothing.
Whether you are preparing for a theatrical production, a historical reenactment, or looking to elevate your next cosplay project, this book offers invaluable techniques for creating accurate silhouettes and period-appropriate garments.
π Book Specifications
| Feature |
Details |
| Author |
Mary Evans (1890-1970) |
| Category |
Historical Fashion & Costume Design |
| Format |
Digitized Library Resource |
| Source |
Archive.org |
| License |
Public Domain / Open Access |
| Key Topics |
American Costume Design, DIY Sewing Patterns, Historical Fashion History |
| Archive ID |
howtomakehistori0000evan_l2i7 |
β¨ Why Use This Costume Guide?
- Authentic Techniques β Learn methods used in the early 20th century to replicate historic American styles.
- Cost-Effective β A completely free resource for students, teachers, and independent creators.
- Expert Reference β Mary Evans was a noted authority on textiles and clothing, ensuring professional-grade information.
- Multi-Purpose β Ideal for theater departments, historical societies, and the global maker community.
π About the Internet Archive
This digital edition is preserved by Archive.org (The Internet Archive), a non-profit library dedicated to providing universal access to all knowledge. By accessing this public domain work, you are engaging with a global community committed to cultural preservation and education.
π Access & Download Formats
Follow the link to the Internet Archive to view the book in your browser or download it in several high-quality formats:
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