CWH04 - Mid-18th Century to Early 19th Century Caps for the Working Poor Pattern. All of these patterns are based on originals in museum collections made of sturdy linen. They may be made for wealthier impressions by making them of finer fabrics. The full pattern, directions, and documentation come in this pattern. The originals of all of these caps -- all in museum collections -- were made of sturdy, medium-weight cap linen. Two are extraordinarily plain, and the other two are quite basic, thought you will find that View D (bottom right) has a very unusual feature. Don't let the title of this pattern create limitations for you! You can certainly up-market all but View A (top left) by your choice of textiles. This pattern is historically accurate and drafted based on solid research and documentation of literally hundreds of extant examples. It has excellent engineering and very clear sewing instructions as well as recommendations as to historically appropriate materials. Include instructions for the novice seamstress along with options for more experienced seamstresses. Regency, Colonial, American Revolutionary War, Indian Wars, Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility, French Civil War.