Here's a variation on that Vintage Pattern Lending Library pattern that I used for the cherries dress.
Finished one of my last 20s dresses for a while.
I really like how it turned out.
The illustrations for this patterns are so cute and informative, you hardly need instructions!
Your version fits you and suits you well.
I wonder about the ties, if most gals would have tied them or left them flapping?
I like how simply designed these dresses are but somehow, for me, the straight up and down 20's
silhouette misses my good points and emphasizes the worst!
Here's a variation on that Vintage Pattern Lending Library pattern that I used for the cherries dress.
2 days worth of work, and here they are:
Just looking through all the pictures I am so jealous of all the beautiful clothing you ladies have been making! I haven't sewn any clothing for a while and other than a couple sample tuba covers for the high school band this is what I have recently made. Actually I made all three of these (the boy, the blanket and the pillow) lol today I made a little blue throw pillow to go with a new quilt I bought.
2 days worth of work, and here they are:
Love the dress LD! But, I'm a bit confused as to why the pattern model on the envelope is holding up separates (starched to a centimeter of their life, even!) if the dress is a one-piece, which it does seem to be....
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2 days worth of work, and here they are:
Love the dress LD! But, I'm a bit confused as to why the pattern model on the envelope is holding up separates (starched to a centimeter of their life, even!) if the dress is a one-piece, which it does seem to be....