Slip pattern

This free pattern for the Ruby Slip is a special gift for all my blog readers! It has a gorgeous lace bodice and flattering bias cut skirt, and is easier to sew than it looks. Remember to dow…

Lingerie has been an important part of fashion for decades. In today's world, it's being worn in a different way, especially in 2022. Most people think

Follow these diagrams to create your own custom-fit vintage lingerie pattern. See more on: chronicallysiobhan.wordpress.com/2016/11/01/free-vintage-...

If you are sewing the Ruby Slip and would like to use a narrower lace on the bodice – here’s how! I’ll show you how to adapt the bodice pattern pieces, and also how to convert th…

Advance 3106; ca. 1942; Unprinted Pattern. One Pattern Piece Slip. Your Pattern Shop [insert your photos of this pattern made up] [insert your username, and make sure your preferences allow for people to contact you via e-mail. Do not list your email address here!]

You don't need to be nervous about sewing with lace and slippery fabric. You can learn how to sew a slip pattern.

Follow these diagrams to create your own custom-fit vintage lingerie pattern. See more on: chronicallysiobhan.wordpress.com/2016/11/01/free-vintage-...

PLEASE READ THE FULL DESCRIPTION BEFORE PURCHASE. This is not a standard pattern and some drafting is required. This is a digital draft-at-home pattern drafting template and scale ruler set to make a lovely and timeless French slip. The slip features under bodice seams for a fitted look above the waist and an optional wide, ruffle at the hem. This is a pattern from a French pattern drafting system fairly similar to the Lutterloh golden rule patterns. You will be able to draft a pattern to…

The classic slip dress features a midi length and bias cut for a flattering fit. It is easy to wear. Don’t feel bad if you find yourself wearing it more than you should. Sizes 00-32 US.

I’ve been seeing this vintage slip dress silhouette popping up in all kinds of styles. So I wanted to try DIY self draft my own! This bias cut dress can be made from many different materials including satin, cotton, linen, etc with each finish giving it an entirely different look. A simple, versatile essential. Make what you can and ethically source the rest! The Essentials Club shares a how-to guide of becoming more resourceful and creative with crafting your own minimal, conscious…