One Size

This wonderful apron from 1928 is the answer to the question, “what can you make out of 1 yard of fabric?” It is cut on the bias and is designed to be made from a 36” square of fabric. The drape is great and it fits everyone. We played around with it and found we also liked the 2-yard reversible version. Also included is a child-sized apron pattern

$9.50

Size A 30-34, Size B 36-40, Size C 42-46

There are only three pieces to this pattern. The sleeves are kimono in the front and raglan in the back. The scarf, cut in one with the front, ends in a lovely tie in the back. The wrong side of the fabric shows at the collar where the scarf goes over the shoulder so pick your fabric accordingly. A gusset provides ease at the underarm.
 

$16.00

Size A 30-34, Size B 36-40, Size C 42-46

This 1-piece pair of pajamas can be made from contrasting fabrics to really accentuate the design lines. If you want to elongate your silhouette, use one fabric for the garment. It is VERY loose fitting in the hips but the shoulders are a true fit so go by your bust measurement in choosing your size. The pajamas open in the back from the neck down to the hip line. The front neckline is a scoop neck line. Shoulder seams have one tuck on each side in the front. Cap sleeves all in one on Front and Back Waist pieces. Decorative patch pockets on front. The tie belt threads through the right back waist for a smooth and thorough closure.

$20.00

DOS-3001 - FRONT & CLOSEUP

Size A 33-37, Size B 39-43, Size C 45-49

GThe trousers have a wide leg that is delicately shaped and flared at the hemline.  True to the 30'[s silhouette, the fit at the hips does not have that much ease so choose your size based on your hip measurement.  There are stitched down pleats in the front.  These pleats can be released for a more relaxed fit at the hips.  The trousers have front and back yokes with button closures at the side seams.  A small belt and buckle at the back provides adjustable fit at the waist.

$18.00

Multi-Size - 30-46 Bust

 This skirt pattern from 1936 is another fabulous garment that will blend seamlessly into the modern wardrobe. Well actually, there are 3 seams to be exact but you know what we mean. The skirt has a shaped seam in the front and a side zipper opening. It is a fairly straight skirt with the fullness for walking provided by the shaping in the Skirt Front pieces.

$15.00

DOS-3004 - FRONT & BACK

Multi-Size - 30-46 Bust

This vintage blouse pattern from the 1930s is SO PRETTY, it will appeal to even the most devoted tailored suit person. It is a wrap blouse with a saddle yoke at the shoulder and flowing, elbow-length sleeves. There is shirring at the shoulders in the front and ties that wrap around the back and meet at the front waist.

$15.00

Multi-Size - 30-46 Bust

This vintage pattern from 1931 is truly exceptional.  It is a waist length, unlined jacket with raglan sleeves.  The jacket has quintessentially 19030's shaped seams and piecing - yet it looks right at home in the 21st century.  The 3/4 length sleeve has a shaped hem to add even more to the timeless style of this jacket.  There are 2 views; one with a tie closure at the center front waist; and one without the ties, featuring a double breasted button closure or no closure with the jacket front draped open.

$15.00

DOS-3006 - SIDE, FRONT & FULL VIEW

Multi-Size - 30-46 Bust

Here’s your chance to use any vintage buttons you might have hanging around your sewing room. This ironically named “Button Dress” does not actually have any functioning buttons on it. All the buttons are decorative. The dress has raglan sleeves and an invisible zipper at the side. There is a decorative tie at the back neck and a tie belt that can tighten the fit at the waist if desired.

$20.00

DOS-3007 - FRONT

$20.00

DOS-3008 - FRONT & BACK

Multi-Size - 30-46 Bust

Sleeveless shell has applied capelet. Slot buttonhole closure at funnel neck. Second button closure at waistline. Add more buttons for a sporty look.
 

$18.00