shazzabanazza
Practically Family
- Messages
- 537
- Location
- New Zealand
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Me too!
- Messages
- 9,087
- Location
- Crummy town, USA
$7 total.
LD
Miss Tuppence
A-List Customer
- Messages
- 379
- Location
- Old Blighty
^^Ooo, I like the top right set an 'c'- a very useful pattern LD!
Miss Sis
One Too Many
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- 1,888
Um, they run out of time to make it and it goes out of fahion, they change size, etc. Also, my mother cut loads of things out for me as a child and then I grew too quick, so they never got made!
Man, how I wanted that blue romper suit from the film 'Annie' that she cut out and didn't make in time. I still wish I'd had that, even though I had lots of things she did make me.
Drappa
One Too Many
- Messages
- 1,141
- Location
- Hampshire, UK
Well, I guess I found it a bit surprising because I only cut when I am in the mode and will put it together right afterwards. 
The only times projects stall is when I can tell from the muslin things don't fit, made a huge mistake, or can't work out what the next step is. But I can see how children might have grown before the maker ever finished.
The only times projects stall is when I can tell from the muslin things don't fit, made a huge mistake, or can't work out what the next step is. But I can see how children might have grown before the maker ever finished.
- Messages
- 9,087
- Location
- Crummy town, USA
LD
Drappa
One Too Many
- Messages
- 1,141
- Location
- Hampshire, UK
Forgot to post this, but am sooo excited, especially as it's my size.
Also won these a while ago
Also won these a while ago
I Adore Film Noir
A-List Customer
- Messages
- 480
- Location
- U.S.A.
Forgot to post this, but am sooo excited, especially as it's my size.
Also won these a while ago
Ooohhh, I want patterns 1 and 2 ♥
shazzabanazza
Practically Family
- Messages
- 537
- Location
- New Zealand
Forgot to post this, but am sooo excited, especially as it's my size.
Also won these a while ago
Drappa, Im so jelous! Pattern one is a real beaut!!! I WANT!
Drappa
One Too Many
- Messages
- 1,141
- Location
- Hampshire, UK
Pattern 1 was so hard to hunt down, too! There was one a while ago, but about 5 sizes too small, so I got really lucky as I don't know how to resize yet.
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deadpandiva
Call Me a Cab
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- 2,174
- Location
- Minneapolis
That pattern is amazing,
- Messages
- 9,087
- Location
- Crummy town, USA
Sadly its missing 4 of its ten pieces.
Ill have to return it.
LD
Ill have to return it.
LD
Elpinoine
New in Town
- Messages
- 35
- Location
- Connecticut
I'm a very newbie sewer, who hasn't actually sewn anything other than knitting needles cases and aprons yet, but I'm already developing an addiction to collecting vintage patterns. I'm just starting my first circle skirt now (with a modern pattern), so it will be just a matter of time before I'm tackling some vintage ones. These are a few of my newest additions:
I was so excited to score this one - exactly in my size!
I loved both of these.
This one is a bit too big in the bust, so I'm hoping fixing it won't be too difficult. No one else bid on it though and it went really cheap.
I love this one, but it's going to need more work to make it fit. I'm hoping that a full bust adjustment will make it work because I loved it and couldn't resist.
I won't even mention the other addiction I'm developing to purchasing vintage fabric...
I was so excited to score this one - exactly in my size!
I loved both of these.
This one is a bit too big in the bust, so I'm hoping fixing it won't be too difficult. No one else bid on it though and it went really cheap.
I love this one, but it's going to need more work to make it fit. I'm hoping that a full bust adjustment will make it work because I loved it and couldn't resist.
I won't even mention the other addiction I'm developing to purchasing vintage fabric...
Elpinoine
New in Town
- Messages
- 35
- Location
- Connecticut
Isn't it great! I couldn't resist it. I really love the Hollywood patterns. I've yet to see one that I don't like. There was another I loved, but missed out on.
Lorelai99
One of the Regulars
- Messages
- 202
- Location
- Near St. Louis, Illinois
I'm a very newbie sewer, who hasn't actually sewn anything other than knitting needles cases and aprons yet, but I'm already developing an addiction to collecting vintage patterns. I'm just starting my first circle skirt now (with a modern pattern), so it will be just a matter of time before I'm tackling some vintage ones. These are a few of my newest additions:
I was so excited to score this one - exactly in my size!
I loved both of these.
This one is a bit too big in the bust, so I'm hoping fixing it won't be too difficult. No one else bid on it though and it went really cheap.
I love this one, but it's going to need more work to make it fit. I'm hoping that a full bust adjustment will make it work because I loved it and couldn't resist.
I won't even mention the other addiction I'm developing to purchasing vintage fabric...
Love the last pattern!! As a relatively newish (atleast in the past few years) to sewing person who has sewed with both modern and vintage patterns I have to tell you I find the vintage ones easier so goodluck!!
Elpinoine
New in Town
- Messages
- 35
- Location
- Connecticut
The two that are in the picture together are printed ones, so that I'm use to. the rest are all the perforated ones. I've told myself that since I'm fairly new to all patterns it will be just as easy to learn to work with them as it will the modern kind.
I'm happy to hear that they are easy to use though!
I'm happy to hear that they are easy to use though!
Lorelai99
One of the Regulars
- Messages
- 202
- Location
- Near St. Louis, Illinois
The two that are in the picture together are printed ones, so that I'm use to. the rest are all the perforated ones. I've told myself that since I'm fairly new to all patterns it will be just as easy to learn to work with them as it will the modern kind.
I'm happy to hear that they are easy to use though!
Just read through the instructions first, I find that it makes sense on why I'm doing something if I do that. Now with unprinted patterns I have only used one before and I don't know if I did it right (it didnt matter on my project as I alters the whole thing anyways) so many someone with more experience with those can give us both some tips... There is a sewing thread around here that I have been too lazy to read..
