Vintage dress 60s

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PDF Instant download crochet pattern. Fabulously groovy, swinging sixties summer crochet mini-dress! Simply shaped shift dress, with short sleeves in an openwork pattern. Written instructions only for the crochet - no chart. I've tried out the stitch pattern, which is nice and simple. Vintage 1960s One size: To fit chest 34-36 inches. Materials: light worsted/double knit yarns NB: the original yarn is long discontinued. My research on Ravelry is that it was supplied in 28 gram/1oz balls…

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Chic mid 1960s PAT SANDLER red, white (ivory) and blue trompe l'oeil long Sleeve A-Line dress! Features a high necked ivory crepe bodice with a mock vest sewn into the dress to look like the dress is layered, when it is actually one piece. Soft wool plaid skirt gives this gem a nautical feel. Skirt is fully lined. Full metal zipper up the back with hook-and-eye closures. In great condition. Made in USA Approximately Current Size Medium Measurements: 36-38 inch bust 30-31 inch waist 42-44…

1968 Montgomery Ward Spring Summer Catalog, Page 3

Sears 1964

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Butterick 9265; ca. 1960; Junior Misses' & Misses' Dress. High, curved midriff combines with a full skirt and three different necklines. A. scooped neck, buttoned bodice. B. Surplice bodice forms notched scoop neckline. C. Bateau neckline. Featured in Butterick Home Catalogue, Spring 1961 Alternate colorway: Butterick Catalog 1960 cemetarian on Flickr [insert your photos of this pattern made up] [insert your username, and make sure your preferences allow for people to contact you via e-mail…

The gray days of winter have me looking forward to spring and lighter/brighter clothing. I scanned these from a 1949 insert of the pattern department of the Philadelphia Inquirer. The green ensemble with matching beret in the first picture has my name all over it. I love the color combination. While the 30s is my absolute favorite era, there are so many things I love about the designs of this time period too. So pretty!