1840 Anna Sewell Capes who were Quakers involved in

who were Quakers involved in calico printing since the late seventeenth century

and other flowing outer garments where the elegant floral movement can fully unfold

The cotton satin has a refined surface with a soft sheen

The reconstructed design preserves the lively visual rhythm of the original gown while adapting it for modern historical sewing projects

Well suited for robe à l’anglaise

1840 Anna Sewell Capes who were Quakers involved in1840s Paisley Floral Cotton Print Inspired by an original English textile dating from c. 18401855, this striking design features stylised paisley leaves outlined in crimson and white, set against alternating teal and deep brown grounds with scattered miniature floral motifs. Typical of fashionable mid 19th century printed cottons, the pattern beautifully combines Eastern inspired paisley forms with the balanced floral geometry that became increasingly