It’s giving mid-century modern vibes. Settle into a lounger by the pool with a cool drink and relax in this mens’ beachwear set from 1950. It would be so fun made in a repeating cute pattern, or with vintage fabric, especially cotton, chambray or seersucker. Grab it now from my Etsy shop!
This versatile topper pattern can be made in several different variations. It would look so chic in a cute pattern or solid color, especially in cotton or linen for spring/summer. Shop this and more vintage patterns at my Etsy shop.
This cute shorts suit for little boys is classic and adorable. Dating from 1949, the listing in my Etsy shop includes this pattern in sizes 4 and 6. This outfit would be perfect made in gingham or linen for summer. It’s very reminiscent of a young JFK. Snag these two patterns in my Etsy shop.
This stylish pattern is for a misses’ sleeveless vest, with or without collar, with two different necklines. The pattern isn’t dated, but it looks to be from the 1950’s. I love the versions in the plaid fabric, and the nipped-in 1950’s waist. I also love view B in a dark shade with a contrasting top… Read More Mail Order Pattern 2961
Today’s lovely vintage pattern is McCall’s 9364 from 1953. This pattern is for a sleek misses’ dress, jacket and dickey. The dress has a long, straight skirt, belt and front buttons. Suggested fabrics for the dress are linen, lightweight wool, shantung, cotton broadcloth and gabardine. For the jacket, gingham, linen or denim are suggested. The… Read More #VintagePatternADay – Day Four
Today’s #vintagepatternaday is a mail order pattern for a ladies’ vest, top or jerkin with a nipped waist and button detail. It is not dated, but my best guess is late 1940’s/early 1950’s. I’d love to make this in view B in a bold plaid, or view A as a solid-colored vest over a cute… Read More #VintagePatternADay – Day Three
You guys, I did a thing! I bought a mystery box of vintage patterns from a lovely woman on Facebook Marketplace. Look at this treasure trove: This box is chock full of vintage patterns from the 1930’s through the 1970’s. They were obviously collected by someone who took great care of them, as each pattern… Read More #VintagePatternADay – Day One
Dogwood Dispatches 