Style 2274 Vintage Sewing Patterns Fandom

Style 2274 Vintage Sewing Patterns Fandom Style 2274; ©1968; misses' sleeveless jacket, skirt, trousers and blouse: the sleeveless panelled jacket with cut in armholes is lined to the edge with 'v' neckline, front fastening, flap and top stitching. the skirt cut 4" above average length has shaped waistband and front fastening. the trousers have front zip fastening & waistband. jacket, skirt and trouser waistband have button or. Mccall's 2274; ©1970; misses' dress in three versions. high waisted dress, with or without long set in sleeves, has faced round neck and center back zipper. three section skirt is sewn to darted bodice. sleeves are gathered into buttoned cuffs; sleeveless armholes are faced. sheer fabric dress has underskirt of underlining fabric. underskirt and gathered sheer overskirt are sewn to underlined.

Ideal 16k2274 Vintage Sewing Patterns Fandom Simplicity 2274; ©1957; jr. misses' and misses' jerkin, skirt and two piece dress with two skirts: versatile switch abouts for day or evening. jerkin is sleeveless; has scoop neckline; is worn over skirt. skirt v. 1 is pleated all around; has box pleat at center front and an inverted pleat at center back. it is in contrast to jerkin. jerkin may be trimmed with military braid or top stitching. Style 2274; ©1968; misses' sleeveless jacket, skirt, trousers and blouse: the sleeveless panelled jacket with cut in armholes is lined to the edge with 'v' neckline, front fastening, flap and top stitching. the skirt cut 4" above average length has shaped waistband and front fastening. the. Feb 8, 2023 style 2274; ©1968; misses' sleeveless jacket, skirt, trousers and blouse: the sleeveless panelled jacket with cut in armholes is lined to the edge with 'v' neckline, front fastening, flap and top stitching. the skirt cut 4" above average length has shaped waistband and front fastening. the. Making a mock up of vintage patterns is always a good idea, since like we already discussed, fit and undergarments and other factors have changed over time, so you may have some surprises if you go in blind, and it may cost you some nice fabric. this is mainly for patterns made in the 70’s, when polyester began appearing in more and more.