Here is my 1930s dress pattern, of course un-marked. I was trying to do repairs on my machine tonight and couldn't get it working right, so me making something soon is unlikely. But I'll work on it, and eventually it will purr.
So, so cute! This reminds me why I adore mid-to-late 30s patterns and have been hunting high and low for an affordable and cute on on Ebay lately: the details! That neckline shirring/gathering is so sweet. Out of curiosity: is it made by a casing or just shirred to create the gathers below the neckline? I'm rather curious...
Best of luck getting your machine up and running again--can't wait to see your version of this! :)
Great pattern! I've been drawn to 1930's patterns lately, too. Something about their simplicity and very feminine details. That bodice is great! Good luck :) Can't wait to see the finished product!
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such a cute pattern. :) that dress is adorable.
Also, I have 2 machines and a serger, if you ever need to borrow one.
Aw thanks :)
So, so cute! This reminds me why I adore mid-to-late 30s patterns and have been hunting high and low for an affordable and cute on on Ebay lately: the details! That neckline shirring/gathering is so sweet. Out of curiosity: is it made by a casing or just shirred to create the gathers below the neckline? I'm rather curious...
Best of luck getting your machine up and running again--can't wait to see your version of this! :)
I love the neckline detail! Good luck getting your machine running...what's the trouble?
It's something to do with the bobbin, I may get a manual on ebay, that could help me figure it out.
What a great dress! I remember when my machine was on the fritz and it drove me crazy! good luck in the fixin area ;D!
Great pattern! I've been drawn to 1930's patterns lately, too. Something about their simplicity and very feminine details. That bodice is great! Good luck :) Can't wait to see the finished product!
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