They had to buy "many thousands" of yards of fabric in a variety of colors and styles, but unfortunately there are no stores that sell 18th century fabric for the "very, very elaborate" principle costumes, meaning the fabric had to be custom-made, along with all buttons, shoes, hats, purses, and nearly every costume or accessory you see on screen
The pattern contains 19 pages, including more than 20 step-by-step photos, written instructions and all the necessary crochet diagrams
Allegedly, the first-known mention of the term in print appeared in the womens lifestyle magazine Godeys Ladys Book in 1857: Scarf of muslin, for light summer wear, surrounded by a scalloped edge, embroidered in rows of round polka dots. 1900s The print continued to rise in popularity throughout the 20th century
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