Free sewing patterns vintage

Sew a vintage or retro dress with the help of this collection of free sewing patterns, projects, and tutorials for vintage dresses (for women), inspired by the fashions of the 1940s, 50s, and 60s.

20 Free 1950s Style Dress Patterns | Va-Voom Vintage with Brittany

free vintage sewing, knitting and crochet patterns

In this post, I'll go over how to find free vintage sewing books. There are a lot of vintage and antique books that are in the public domain now.

Follow these diagrams to create your own custom-fit vintage lingerie pattern. See more on: chronicallysiobhan.wordpress.com/2016/11/01/free-vintage-...

Advance 6914; ca. 1954; Misses' Jumper Dress and Blouse. Sleeveless dress or jumper with its own blouse. Dart fitted bodice with a square neckline, front and back. Wide skirt is cut in four sections - has three soft inverted pleats across front and back. Side seam zipper. Front buttoned blouse, cut for stripes, has a small round collar, long set in sleeves with fullness gathered into a French cuff. Self or novelty belt. [insert your photos of this pattern made up] [insert your username, and…

Explore how vintage sewing patterns differ from modern patterns, and learn how to successfully sew vintage patterns in this informative article. #vintagepatterns #vintagefashion #sewing #howtosew

Beginner friendly tutorial on how to make a bustier top pattern and how to sew it with free PDF patterns and detailed video tutorials.

Who loves the elegant, sophisticated styles of the 50s? I believe many of us are obsessed with the romantic fit and flare designs of the mid 20 century clothing. A few days ago I ran into this photo and I immediately fell in love with the elegant neckline design that I decided to recreate it. I did not have any image of the whole design so I had to improvise the back and lower part of the dress, and I think it will be best as a midi length and a lower back neckline. And here it comes, the…

Butterick 5275; ca. 1950; Quick & Easy Culotte for Sportswear. The culotte (divided skirt) is perfect for the active or spectator sports woman. It’s as decorous as a skirt, and practical as long shorts. Classically styled, the culotte simulates a skirt with pleats front and back. Featured in Butterick Pattern Book, Early Summer 1950 [insert your username, and make sure your preferences allow for people to contact you via e-mail. Do not list your email address here!]