The caped woodsman's frock is a style worn for more than 150 years of our early history. The coat was worn by men who joined Rogers Rangers in the French and Indian wars, by Washingtons troops a Valley Forge and by Brisbanes Regiment of the South Carolina militia in the 1836 Seminole War.
Options for this wrap style frock include square and round edges of the bottom and cape, gathered or tapered sleeves and a choice of fabric or leather. Colors traditionally varied from unbleached homespun to earthy camoflage gold, green and brown tones to the military navy, grey and black. Includes Men's sizes M, L, XL, XXL. Intermediate sizes are easily made with this pattern.
Made in the USA, published by Missouri River Patterns. All terms are fully defined in the handy glossary. Bold illustrated instructions make Missouri River patterns easy to use, even for the novice.
Materials:
Fabric or Leather
Size 36 to 42
Size 46 to 50
Fabric
44" wide
4 yards
4-1/3 yards
Leather
2 Hides, usable area each
28 x 52"
34 x 56"
1 Hide, usable area each
36 x 36"
36 x 36"
Fabric: Medium to heavy weight duck or light weight canvas, medium weight linen or wool or wool blends; light or medium weight leather.
