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Does anyone know where to get a good pattern for a man's cravat? Please let me know.
Sincerely yours,
Jennifer Kahl
Sincerely yours,
Jennifer Kahl
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Re: Cravat Pattern
Jennifer,
I bought one for $20 traced it out, mirror imaged it, added a quarter inch seam all around and voila, i've been pounding out cravats since.
good luck,Ryan McIntyre
124th New York State Volunteers
Founder of the Squatting Bullfrog Mess & the "Leave your politics at home" Mess
"the Doctor says that I have got the Knapsack complaint that is I cant carry a knapsack that is a disease of my own getting up for I can lift as much as eney[sic] of the boys"
Joseph H. Johnston
March 16th 1863
Camp Convalescent
"It takes twelve men and a corporal up there [brigade headquarters] to take care of a few trees and salute the officers as they pass these are all the orders we have, but it is military I suppose..."
Henry M Howell
March 8 1863
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Re: Cravat Pattern
Sounds good to me. :D Thanks,
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Re: Cravat Pattern
EASY!
Grab a copy of the Nov/Dec Civil War Historian and read Anna's article. Although writen as an article on ladies cravats, the tie pattern is EXACTLY the same as a man's tie..EXACTLY the same!
It has great illustrations and gives step-by-step instructions on how to make it.PATRICK CRADDOCK
Prometheus No. 851
Franklin, Tennessee
Widows' Sons Mess
www.craftsmansapron.com
Aut Bibat Aut Abeat
Can't fix stupid... Johnny LloydComment
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Re: Cravat Pattern
I have made that one already for myself so it should be no problem. Thanks for all the help.
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