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Regency Era c.1800 to 1820 Basic Dress 5 to 7 yards Evening/Ball Dress with train 6 to 8 yards Spencer jacket 2 to 3 yards Pelisse or Coat 3.5 to 5 yards Romantic Era c.1820s & 1830s Bodice 1 to 1.5 yards Full puffed sleeves (short), pair 1 to 1.25 yards Full length leg o mutton sleeves, pair 1.5 to 2 yards Skirt 3.5 to 5 yards Early Victorian c.1840s Bodice with long, tight bias-cut sleeves 2.25 to 3 yards Evening bodice with short sleeves 1.75 to 2.5 yards Skirt 4 to 5.5 yards Mid-Victorian c.1850s & 1860s Bodice with pagoda sleeves 3 to 4 yards Bodice with fitted sleeves 2 to 3 yards Evening/Ball gown bodice 1.5 to 2 yards Skirt, plain 5 to 6.5 yards Skirt with 3 deep ruffles above plus 7 yards Sheer dress 8 to 10 yards To determine the ruffle yardage more accurately, use this precise calculation
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