WW1 Nurse Uniform for 18 inch Doll by Genniewren

6,49 USD

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Edith pattern is based on the World War 1 (WW1) Voluntary Aid Detachment (VAD) field hospital uniform.

The pattern comprises a front fastening ankle length shirtwaist gown with white cuffs and an option of Mandarin or Peter Pan collar; and two designs of bibbed apron with straps.

The pattern also consists of elasticated oversleeves; a Red Cross or St John Ambulance brassard (armband) and a selection of headwear: the traditional VAD “handkerchief-style” headdress, and a “Sister Dora” nurse cap which was the basic headwear design made use of by lots of civilian medical facilities at the beginning of WW1, and which remained to be used as recently as the 1980s by London teaching hospitals.

The collars and apron styles are interchangeable.

The Edith pattern for a WW1 volunteer nurse uniform is deliberately generic to allow you to make a nursing uniform that is representative of your very own country’s role in the War.

More information about WW1 VADs is included with this pattern in addition to links to sites to find out more and family tree research purposes.

You will certainly require one backyard of white material and half a backyard of gray or blue fabric for the dress, plus Anti Snag Velcro or snaps for the gown closure, fusible interfacing, four small (6-8mm) buttons, snaps for the apron and 3/4 backyard of 1/4″ (6mm) elastic for the oversleeves.

HAPPY KEEP IN MIND:
You are getting an initial PDF downloadable doll’s clothes pattern, NOT a completed doll’s dress. The dolls and their devices are not for sale.

THE PATTERN IS DOWNLOADED AS A PDF FILE. YOU WILL HAVE TO PRINT THE PATTERN YOURSELF. You will certainly require a PDF reader program such as Adobe Reader or Nitro PDF Reader to open this pattern file. Both programs are free and can be easily downloaded by means of an online search engine such as Google.

Since of the digital nature of the pattern, refunds will certainly not be provided, however I will certainly work with you to make sure that you are able to print out your pattern effectively, and I am just an email away if you have concerns.