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| These patterns and articles are
protected by copyright. Permission is granted by the copyright
owner (Sister Clark) for individuals, wards, stakes, sites, and
interested groups to print multiple copies for free, educational use.
These patterns may not be sold, included in any guide or
pack that is sold, or used to make items that will be sold. They
may be copied and included in free participant packs or
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Overview Articles |
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How To Prepare for Your Pioneer Trek |
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How To Choose Pioneer
Clothing Patterns |
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How To Dress Like a Pioneer Girl |
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How To Dress Like a Pioneer Woman |
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How to Dress Like a
Pioneer Man |
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How to Organize a
Sewing Day |
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How to Stay Clean on the
Trail |
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Historic Clothing Patterns
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These patterns conform to the shapes, styles, and
techniques in use for the early Pioneer era, roughly 1840-1865, and
can be completed by even novice sewists, by hand or by machine.
If you have any questions, or need help, contact Sister Clark
directly, or post your question in the Trek Tech forum.
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How to Make a Pioneer Sunbonnet |
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How To Make Pioneer Petticoats |
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How To Make a Pioneer
Shawl |
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How To Make a Pioneer
Apron |
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| Still to come: |
| How to Make a
Pioneer Neckerchief |
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