Tribal Belly Dancer Pattern by Folkwear and FatChanceBellyDance. The pattern features the Choli graded into standard sizes, the Pantaloons, the 10-Yard Skirt as well as information on how to make a Coin Bra, Tassel Belt and Shawl. All sizes in one pattern; XS-3XL (equivalent to Misses 6-32)

A three-piece ensemble based on the style of the Ottoman Empire in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Excellent for Rennaisance Faires and SCA events. Includes Entari robe, Vest and short Jacket, plus historical information about Turkish costuming and ideas for embroidery and other embellishment. A must for Tribal Dancers!
Misses Extra-Small to 2XL

Princess-seam dress has flounced cap sleeves, V-neck front, scoop-neck back, and four lavish flounces attached to foundation tiers. Skirt has high waistline and three flounces (although you can make it with only one or all four). The simple-sew fabric Rose accessory can be pinned to dress or worn in hair.
Misses Extra Small to Extra Large

This ankle-length gown is composed of easy-toconstruct panels that are perfect for pieced or handwoven fabric variations, needlework, and other embellishment. Create an heirloom with one of the traditional embroidery designs included with the pattern.
Misses 6-18

For crossing the deserts of Africa or the urban landscape, this flowing dress drapes gracefully from a triangular shoulder yoke that's perfect canvas for your needlework artistry. Pattern includes instructions for optional embroidery stitches and design motifs.
Misses 6-18

This traditional dress worn by nomadic women in Afghanistan is idea for mixing fabrics and embellishments. The raised bodice is fitted with a back or front neck opening. Pattern includes instructions for traditional embroidery stitches, fringed decoration, and beadwork.
Misses 6-16

An exotic mini-wardrobe of a Burmese jacket, Thai wrap blouse, Indian choli* to wear with a sari, and instructions for wearing the traditional sarong skirts and sari. Lengthen the tops for different looks or to showcase luscious fabrics. Instructions for making three types of knotted frog closures included.
Misses 6-16

This wrap-and-tie blouse is traditionally made of velvet and worn under a wrap-style jumper or over a wrapped and pleated skirt formed from a sari or length of fabric. Semi-fitted, with wide band collar, tapered sleeves, and deep underarm gussets for ease of movement.
Misses Extra Small to Extra Large

A favorite with quilters and clothing artists, this coat originated in Central Asia, where it's made in brilliant silks and floral cottons. The boot-length reversible coat is perfect for inventive fabric combinations; it features a quilted or trapunto border at the hem, neckline, and front opening. Instructions for quilting and trapunto included.
Misses 6-16

Make a dramatic entrance in this sweeping cape traditionally worn by Berber tribesmen over loose tunics and untraditionally worn by urban executives over business suits. The bias-cut half circle design features an ample hood for protection from the sand and sun, or for discrete camouflage. Details included about different ways of wearing and draping the finished garment.
All sizes

This billowing full-length cloak was a tradition in rural Ireland and can still be seen today in West County Cork. The romantic garment fastens at the neck and features a detachable loosely-fitted hood. Pattern includes fascinating historical lore, notes for handweavers, and instructions for finishing touches.
All sizes

Three comfortable and timeless pants designs from Turkey, Africa, and India, with elastic or drawstring waist and ankle variations. Full and flowing easy-sew styles are perfect for sumptuous fabrics that drape well. Historical lore and traditional embroidery designs included.
Misses 6-18; Men's 32-44

A grouping of truly versatile garments that includes a tailored kurta overshirt for men and women, a kamiz tunic and bias-cut churidar pants for women. The simple shapes of these garments make it easy to vary them creatively. Top everything off with the Nehru hat. Pattern includes historical information about Indian dress.
Misses 6-16; Men's 34-44