Darling dress, photobud! I love the colorful picture :)
I just finished this peasant blouse from a 1942 pattern :D There's more pics and such on my blog here.
What lovely things everyone's been making!
Deadpandiva, I LOVE that dress and bolero! So cute!
Bettys Closet, that is a really hot dress! Love the cutout neckline and buttons.
I was really not supposed to buy anything, but these two called to me! I've been wanting the 50s one for a while now, so I was glad to find a copy I could afford :)
Well said, pdxvintagette.
Regarding shipping, I also don't like being overcharged for shipping, but realize that a lot of time the cost also includes materials. Not if it shows up on my door looking like it's falling apart and I paid a lot for shipping I get irked. But generally if it's a few...
Oh my gosh, I'm in love. In moire taffeta with a funny veil hat it would be something right out of "The Women". Reminds me of an evening version of the dress Rosalind Russell wore to the fashion show.
I posted some bathing suit pictures from a 1938 catalog on my blog yesterday. :D The pics are huge, so you can blow them up and read them- click on the pics for a hi res copy.
Regarding Rose Marie Reid, I asked my great aunt how she met her husband, and she said she was laying on the beach in...
This is definitely true. I recently hired my cousin to do some shots for me of my patterns because I simply lack the experience and equipment to do good product shots. I think of it as an "investment", hoping it will pay off in the long run. I can't imagine doing it for each individual...
Although I don't understand why some people charge ridiculous amounts of money for things, I do understand buying things to resell. In reality there's a lot of people who because of location can't scout at estate sales, flea markets, etc, and instead purchase things on auction sites (me...
Thanks! They're by Cassandre- he made some of the famous ocean liner posters! I've been really loving this style of late 30s magazine illustrations lately :)
I guess it just depends on how fast you want it or how tailored... Threads tutorial looks good.
http://www.threadsmagazine.com/item/4971/a-shortcut-to-great-linings
Pretty much the fastest way I've found is to assemble all but the sideseams, then do those last. The key, I've found, to linings...
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