The Scrap: Scraps of shiny taffeta in a warm brown were tucked inside the envelope of this pattern. Can you visualize this dress in this fabric? It would be a party dress for sure!
Showing posts with label girls summer dress. Show all posts
Showing posts with label girls summer dress. Show all posts
Monday, February 29, 2016
Scraps from the Past: 1950s Girl's Shirtwaist Dress in Brown Taffeta
The Pattern: McCall's 4016 from 1957 provides this cute and classic summer shirtwaist dress for a growing girl.
The Scrap: Scraps of shiny taffeta in a warm brown were tucked inside the envelope of this pattern. Can you visualize this dress in this fabric? It would be a party dress for sure!
The Scrap: Scraps of shiny taffeta in a warm brown were tucked inside the envelope of this pattern. Can you visualize this dress in this fabric? It would be a party dress for sure!
Friday, January 29, 2016
Scraps from the Past: Cute 1950s Toddler Dresses
With the end of January, my thoughts are turning to spring and what better time to think about sewing a sunny party or play dress for a toddler? Two recent listings in my shop are the patterns listed below for toddlers, and each pattern had a fabric scrap! Each is from the early 1950s.
The pattern: Simplicity 1149 (size 1 is in my shop)
The scrap: The fabric scrap looks like it might have been intended for the sash tie. It is a beautiful sateen cotton in soft aqua blue. I don't think the scan captures the shiny quality of the sateen, but it is lovely. I can visualize it for both views.
Are you inspired yet?
The pattern: Simplicity 1149 (size 1 is in my shop)
The scrap: The fabric scrap is the collar for view 2 and is a charming soft cotton, with teal polka dots. I can envision this fabric for view 3, myself - so cute with those scalloped edges.
The pattern: Simplicity 4136
The scrap: The fabric scrap looks like it might have been intended for the sash tie. It is a beautiful sateen cotton in soft aqua blue. I don't think the scan captures the shiny quality of the sateen, but it is lovely. I can visualize it for both views.
Are you inspired yet?
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