Sewing Is My Sanity - 1930s Skirt Pattern Draft and Sew
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2024
- In the mid-1920s, a talented woman named Grace Haslam created something remarkable in Bolton, Lancashire, UK - the Haslam System of Dresscutting. This innovative system combines a chart and instructional material to create a personal foundation pattern, merging vintage pattern drafting with modern techniques. Once you have flat-drafted and tested the foundation, it can be used as a template for creating endless designs. The Haslam System was published twice a year from the 1920s through the 1960s and includes special books for seasonal clothing drafts, lingerie, fuller figures, and children’s clothing. Some of the illustrated drafting books even feature items for men.
Sewing vintage skirts is not just a practical skill but also a great way to explore fashion history, pattern drafting, and costume design. You can learn about different vintage eras, fabrics, and styles, and use this knowledge to create your own unique pieces. By sewing your own vintage skirts, you can also be more sustainable and ethical by using eco-friendly fabrics and supporting ethical fashion practices.
Moreover, sewing is a fun and rewarding hobby that can boost your creativity and self-confidence. Wearing something that you have created yourself is a truly empowering feeling, and it can also be a conversation starter when people compliment your unique outfit. So why not try a sew-along or a "sew with me vintage" video to get started with vintage sewing? Whether you're interested in making your own clothes, learning about pattern making, or just want to explore the history of fashion, sewing vintage skirts is a fun and rewarding hobby that anyone can enjoy. With the right tools, resources, and a little bit of creativity, you can create beautiful vintage-inspired skirts that are uniquely yours.
If you're a fan of vintage fashion and want to create your own unique pieces, sewing is the perfect solution. Vintage skirts are a great place to start, as they are relatively easy to make and can be customized to suit your personal style. With the help of sewing tutorials and patterns, you can learn how to sew vintage-style skirts that look like they stepped out of a fashion magazine. Nora Murrell, a pattern maker, and designer, is creating vintage-inspired patterns that are perfect for beginners. With simple pattern drafting and easy-to-follow sewing tutorials, you can learn how to draft patterns and make your own skirts in no time.
Sewing has been an integral part of fashion history for centuries, and vintage sewing patterns provide a glimpse into the past, allowing us to recreate historical costume and vintage fashion. With the rise of sewing tutorials, it has become easier than ever to learn how to sew and create beautiful vintage-style garments. Beginners can start with hand sewing and work their way up to more complex sewing projects with the help of sewing tips and DIY tutorials.
If you are interested in historical sewing for beginners, there are plenty of resources available on the internet. Sewing vlogs offer a chance to "sew with me" vintage-style and learn about historical costuming. You can find pattern reviews and vintage patterns online, and even learn pattern drafting to create your own unique designs. With basic block flat pattern drafting, beginners can learn pattern cutting and make a pattern that fits their body perfectly.
For those who love vintage fashion and want to incorporate it into their wardrobe, sewing is a great way to do it. You can "sew with me" and create your own vintage-style garments, using vintage sewing patterns and techniques. With sewing projects like 1930s sewing, you can learn how to draft, cut, and sew your own vintage clothing. By learning how to sew, you can also save money and create unique pieces that no one else has. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced seamstress, the world of sewing offers endless possibilities, and making sewing patterns from scratch is a fulfilling journey.
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Pattern Found Here: mrsdepew.com/shop/ols/products/haslam-dresscutting-book-no-14-1930s-vintage-sewing-pattern-e-book-with-33-pattern-draftings-instant-download
Well, I do declare Miss Nora, you look absolutely beautiful in that skirt! ❤
Thank you!
Love those art deco pockets and waist band. As for those dreaded zippers I will stand with you and say I too suck at zippers and I've been sewing for thirty years.❤😂
I love these pockets and waist band so much!
Yet another breathtaking skirt. Thank you so much for sharing.
Thank you! 😊
The skirt looks great on you I Love wearing vintage skirts sometimes i get my boyfriend to put a skirt on as we are the same size Good tip on ironing before cutting fabric
You have a FUN relationship!
This was an amazing drafting project. Beautiful skirt.
Thank you! 😊
Love the sassy back kick pleats. Also loved being reminded at the beauty of top stitiching.
Tip on yur zippers-Because there is a slight bias on center back, add a strip of the lightest weight knit fusible interfacing along the stitch line (pink edges to prevent show thru)
It might stablize the fabric hand just enough. (It also makes it much easier if you decide to try the curvier side seam for the zip too)
I actually really like this advice. This makes sense and is doable,
“HUGE BOX PLEAT”… I put everything in caps on my altered patterns, too!
I miss things otherwise!!
That skirt is just Darling
Thank You! ....I may be currently ripping out the waistband due to fit issues that I can no longer deny.
Very elegant.
Thank you! 😊
Final project turned out nicely. Shorter skirt lengths look better on you.
It took me a long time to get zippers right and that was because the way I was taught to do them was the worst possible way to do it.
I love a skirt that hits right below my knee for visual aesthetics. however, I really like how it wears when it's around the calf length. 2024 goals, Master Closures.
Hi Nora Gorgeous look skirt Donna
Thank you for your lovely comment! I really appreciate your support.
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If it's any help, my research is showing zippers weren't hardly used in the 30's. They were still using hooks & eyes & buttons. Their closures and those of the Edwardians were Amazing! Merely a thought. Happy Hanukkah! 😊
2024 goal is to master both hook and eye closures, and zippers. I want the finishing elements to become *chef kiss*. GOALS!!!!
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Cute skirt, see what lack of supervision and no garlic bread can do?
Motivation is everything,