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This flapper dress sewing pattern is an original, 1920's pattern! Low drop waist with several tiers of fabric which tie in the back. Even has a cascade of ruffles down the front of the skirt. Wrap style, low front with vestee. Embroider or embellish the vestee for even more jazz and style! A great dress pattern from Pictorial Review and the 20's! Original...
McCall Kaumagraph Transfer Pattern, No. 799. Perfect hand embroidery design to add a wonderful, antique flavor to your embroidery and handwork project. Includes a large motif which is 10-1/2in. x 6-1/2in. (26.67cm x 16.51cm), 1-1/4in. (3.175cm) wide band and four corners. Cross-stitch with additional floral design.
Great sewing pattern for a flapper dress from the 1920's! Drop waist with convertible collar and set-in sleeves. Made by Standard Designer and Belrobe, #7796. It has a stunning insert in the bodice which adds a lot of interest to this fun dress. You can sew a nice dress from the 20's with this real pattern from that era!
Beautiful, long waisted sewing dress pattern from the 1920s! Roaring twenties flapper style. It has a rounded neckline and scarf which ties over the shoulder. The dropped waist has a narrow sash and ties at the side. The 4 piece skirt of the dress has a pleats and below the knee length. You can sew yourself a very nice long waisted dress with this pattern...
A 1920's dress sewing pattern from McCalls! It has a drop waist which was so popular in that era. There are several different collar styles available in the two versions of this nice dress. Long and short sleeves - button up front. You can sew yourself a nice twenties style dress with this pattern! Authentic pattern - not a download or reproduction.
Cute embroidery transfers from Pictorial Review No. 13102. Scenes of all kinds of tableware like cups, saucers, wine glasses, teapots and more. Vintage and dainty styles of hand embroidery for your linens and more. Uses outline, running, lazy daisy and french knot stitching. Envelope only.
Great flapper style dress pattern from the 1920s! Pictorial Review No. 3080. It has a drop waist and below the knee length. Jazz it up with an optional vestee. Even embroider it if you want. The dress comes in long and short sleeved versions. You can sew a fun, vintage style dress with this Pictorial Review pattern!
Great surplice style blouse pattern from Butterick Sewing! Circa 1890's. Sew a fashionable shirt with this pattern from the Victorian and Edwardian era. Long sleeves with choice of high neck, open neck or collar. Drapes from right to left across the front. Original, antique blouse pattern from the 1890's and Butterick.
This flapper style dress sewing pattern has a drop waist. Vintage 1920's Pictorial Review pattern with Pictograf. Besides the low waist, the dress has optional patch pockets and applied box pleat. The V shaped front has a vestee which you can embellish or embroider. Long and short sleeves, below the knee length. Sew a charming and fun dress with this...
Pretty, 1920s dress sewing pattern from Pictorial Review! Low, dropped waist. Flapper style dress. You can sew several styles of dress with this pattern. Has an unusual, square neck with or without the collar. Sew it with long sleeves with or without a cuff. The unusually shaped pockets really set this women's dress off. Sew and create a beautiful,...
Pretty, lace corset cover sewing pattern from the 1910s! Original Butterick pattern #6657. Not just for lingerie, this sleeveless pattern would make a pretty, button up shirt or top. Lace and ribbon inset at the neck. More lace around the sleeves and at the tie waist. Original pattern (about 100 years old). Not a copy or reproduction. A real Butterick...
This dress pattern is for day wear and from Butterick! Unique, fun and vintage 1920's or 1930's styling. This day dress comes in several different lengths and styles of sleeve. The skirt of the dress has a slight flare to it. It even has a detachable peplum and scarf which helps create several different looks. One terrific vintage sewing pattern from...
Very nice and versatile 2 piece dress pattern from Butterick and the 20's. Two piece outfit with 3 styles of skirt and 3 styles of sleeveless top. Scoop and V-neck necklines on the top. Choice of gored or straight skirt on the dress really adds alot of interest and fun. You can really sew something special with this dress pattern from the 1920's!...
Great sewing pattern for a flapper style dress from the 1920s! Pictorial Review No. 2915. Designed specifically for those of us who have larger hips and XL plus sizing. Loose fitting with plaits at the side. Dropped waist on the dress which was popular in that era. Pretty versions of the front of the dress add lots to what you can sew with this pattern....
McCall flapper style dress sewing pattern from the 1920's. The gathering in the front of the skirt really sets this dress apart from all the rest! Drop waist style so popular from that era. Long or short sleeved styles with choice of tie neckline or regular collar. Sew yourself a beautiful, yet comfortable dress with this vintage pattern - something great...
Butterick Transfer Pattern No. 10959 from the 1920s. Terrific transfer pattern designed for cross stitch embroidery. It has floral, bow, and basket motifs with an antique and vintage flair. Pretty and elegant transfers to help you with whatever handwork embroidery project you are working on. Has 1920s vintage charm. This is a nice package of transfers...
Retro prairie dress pattern. No. 201 from Folkwear, Patterns from Times Past. Long sleeved, floor length with plenty of room and flowing. Even has a featherstitched, flounced apron pattern with pockets. A great, vintage sewing pattern for historic and reenactment wear and fun. You can sew a nice, retro prairie dress with this vintage Folkwear pattern!
Royal Society Lesson Chart No. 186 for bibs. Instructions for cute motifs like Humpty Dumpty, Man in the Moon, lamb, spoon, hat and more. All nursery rhymes. Includes instructions for the colors and embroidery stitches. Opposite side has illustrations of various stitches used. A nice, vintage chart for embroidery from Royal Society!