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formal dress pattern RH1090 — Ladies' 1910s Evening Gowns sewing patternMake yourself a Titanic evening gown with this pattern! You need our pattern for this stunning evening gown based on an original pattern from the 1910s. This elegant gown can be made a variety of ways so you don't have to worry about looking like everyone else at the Titanic ball. The pattern includes a fitted undergown with boned bodice and one overgown option (the center figure shown on the pattern cover). Instructions for draping other styles of
Make yourself a Titanic evening gown with this pattern!
You need our pattern for this stunning evening gown based on an original pattern from the 1910s. This elegant gown can be made a variety of ways so you don't have to worry about looking like everyone else at the Titanic ball. The pattern includes a fitted undergown with boned bodice and one overgown option (the center figure shown on the pattern cover). Instructions for draping other styles of overgown (shown on either side of the central figure) are included. Many embellishment suggestions are also in the pattern as well as complete historical notes and documentary evidence.
One pattern = many gorgeous 1910s gowns! You just have to follow the instructions.
Fits busts 28" through 48", waists 20" through 40", hips 30" through 50". All sizes are included in one pattern.Also included are assembly instructions, embellishment suggestions, and the extensive historical notes you've come to expect from Reconstructing History.
Suggested Fabrics: silk satin for undergown; lace, chiffon, net, or other diaphanous material for overgown
Notions: thread, steel boning, hooks and eyes, snaps, embellishments such as paillettes, stones, embroidery, et cetera
Yardage Requirements: 3 yds 60" fabric for underdress, overgown yardage varies with options
Notions: thread, steel boning, hooks and eyes, snaps, embellishments such as paillettes, stones, embroidery, et cetera
Yardage Requirements: 3 yds 60" fabric for underdress, overgown yardage varies with options
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★★★★★ 5
Durable
Color: Purple
I bought this for my 80lb 1yr American Bully male,who has made it his mission to test all the toys his dad and I have bought. Now I have 3 other American Bullies, siblings 3yr old 2 females/1male, who did the same at that age and I mastered toy shopping or so I thought. Lol. My new pup loves balls and this is the only one he firstly can't fit completely in his mouth and can't tear it apart. He has tired!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2026
★★★★★ 5
My Dogs Loved Them!
Color: Purple
My dogs loved these for playing fetch. They seem heavier duty than previous ones I have had. Beware of the incoming constant squeak sounds if your pup gets really into chewing it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Shockingly, good ball!
Color: Purple, Color: Purple
I have a Doberman. She is a ball and toy destroyer. She is the most obsessive retriever I’ve ever had. Her retrieving urge, and indefatigability, puts my golden retriever to shame. Because of this, we throw the ball all the time. She is primarily an indoor dog and we have to exhaust her energy and so throwing the ball is how this is done. I got these balls in an effort to try to find something that would last longer than a few days. I have now had these 2 balls for six weeks. They are both still alive! It literally blows my mind. When I bought them, we took bets on how long they would last. I gave it a week. I lost my bet. I got the extra large size. It’s perfect for the giant jaw span of a full grown Doberman. It squeaks, which is irritating to us, but what she loves. She can lay there and chew on it and still not destroy it. They’re very heavy ball and bounce, so you have to be careful throwing it in the house cause you could hurt breakables. Whoever said that these feel like they came from the dollar tree must have been talking about something else. They are thick and sturdy balls.
UPDATE: it has now been THREE MONTHS and our Doberman STILL has not destroyed these 2 balls. We play with them many times each day. WORTH EVERY PENNY
ADDITIONAL UPDATE: it’s now been nine months. Took this photo this morning. We still have the balls and have since ordered two more. She chews on it multiple times every day. There’s a little hole in it now and it doesn’t squeak anymore but it’s 98% intact and still essentially indestructible. These balls are worth gold.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2023
★★★★★ 3
The dog loves 'em
Color: Blue
The dog loves the balls, and they're the right size for my German Shepherd.
Lost a couple of starts because they're not very durable, the "teeth" are easily broken off, so I am frequently finding "lost teeth" across the house; the squeakers also cannot hold up to my dog's aggressive chewing.
I would still buy them again, as like I said, my dog love 'em!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Dogs love them!
Color: 3 Colors
Dogs love them! Larger than your average tennis balls, satisfying for my dogs to chew on, the squeak isn't too annoying, colorful enough I can find them in the bushes.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2026