1920s dress pattern

One Hour Dress - 17 Vintage 1924 Dress Designs with Detailed Instructions for Sewing (Book 2) [Mary Brooks Picken] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. One Hour Dress - 17 Vintage 1924 Dress Designs with Detailed Instructions for Sewing (Book 2)

Once I knew what the One Hour Dress was, I saw them everywhere. http://theclosethistorian.blogspot.com/2014/03/the-one-hour-1920s-dress.html Go search on 'one hour dress 1920s'. Go ahead, I'm here all week. https://youtu.be/VImcfqrqWKQ is the You Tube ad for the book (original link is dead) https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/163561029X/ but here it is on Amazon. There are a million variations on the One Hour Dress. I based my pattern on this image I found online, which turns out to be from a…

In 2009 I was asked to help judge the Association of Sewing and Design Professionals/Threads Challenge. The challenge that year was all about seams. Judging was blind, meaning that the names of the contestants were removed from the final garments, only numbers were attached. For the judging, we were supposed to have a dressform, but none was available, so guess what!!!, I became the dressform! It was such a great experience and I loved seeing the creativity and ingenuity of the garments. The…

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So last year I whipped up a quick 1920s evening dress using a vintage silk dupatta and a basic One-Hour Dress pattern. It was fast, easy, and the fabric made it interesting despite its shapelessnes…

This is a PAPER sewing pattern for a show-stopping 1927 couture evening gown. The original pattern was designed by famed couture house Drecoll. This wonderful design features two versions that can be sewn in sleeveless or short-sleeved versions. The front has a deep v-neck and a vestee insert that can be made from lace, net, or contrasting fabric. The skirt is longer at back and may be faced with contrasting colors or bound. It joins the bodice at a geometric point at the hips. The back has…