MI0001 - 1850s to 1860's Red Riding Hood Pattern. Originally published in Peterson's Magazine. Includes sizes for adult and child. Named for the popular folk tale, this wool hood is easily made. The size is adjusted by loosening or tightening the inside ribbon ties. Hoods were worn throughout the 19th century. This pattern, originally published in Peterson's Magazine in 1862, has been adapted for both adult and children's sizes. Miller's Millinery offers you a Lady's Portfolio of patterns for creating historically accurate 18th and 19th Century head wear. Each pattern is carefully drawn from one or more original items and is illustrated with documentation. Construction techniques used in the step-by-step directions follow original methods.