One size fits all? In my experience, more like one size fits none.
I found a 1950's "one size fits all" apron pattern that was different than most. It has sleeves and a wrap back with ties that are designed to fully go around the body. All I saw was, "Challenge ACCEPTED". So I am going to try making a vintage one size fits all pattern as a plus size woman. I will take you along for the ride as I use a vintage pattern to make this fun apron.
Sewing vintage clothes can sometimes pose different challenges than modern clothes. However, nothing beats the feeling of upcycling old sheets and duvet covers to make new garments. I love sewing with thrifted material and will always thrift before I buy new!
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A HUGE thank you to Liz Von Villas for being my other "try on" buddy!
Check out her awesome channel here: / @lizvonvillas
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Other videos you may enjoy:
Vintage vs. Reproduction, The Walkaway Dress - • VINTAGE vs. REPRODUCTI...
Making a Christmas Dress from Scraps - • I made a Christmas dre...
Making the Queen's Gambit Dress - • Making the Queen's Gam...
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Products I use to trace or repair patterns:
Document Repair Tape - bit.ly/Documen...
Pellon 815 - bit.ly/PellonR...
Frixion Pens - bit.ly/7packFr...
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Wardrobe: Trashy Diva
Makeup: Mac & Nyx
My info:
My website: www.backroomfinds.com
IG - / backroomfinds
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22 авг 2024