I’m happy to announce my new video series, collaborating with McCall’s Pattern Company!
My continuing collaboration with McCall’s features the newest release, Vintage Vogue V9280, originally released in 1948.
From the Vogue Patterns website:
Close fitting dress has front princess seams, inverted pleat at center back and detachable collar and sleeve facing.
Breaking it down, the piece is all the glamour and fashion of the late 1940s, including shoulder pads, side closure, bell sleeves, and full retro detailing all along the interior.
Coat dresses are absolutely fabulous!
Living between the shape and structure of a coat– and the ease and comfort of a dress, coat dresses are quintessentially vintage inspired. Kate Middleton rocks them on a regular basis and finding vintage patterns for these sorts of designs is relatively easy.
I’ve gone ahead and collected more inspiration images over on Pinterest, if you’re looking for more examples of this sort of design.
The main thing to consider with this sort of garment is that the fabric makes all the difference.
This Vintage Vogue V9280 video series will break down the sewing process!
Similarly to my McCall’s M7625 Video Series, this series will include three videos:
- Fitting video, breaking down potential fitting concerns
- Technique video, deep diving into one specific technique that applies to this pattern
- Sewing video, going step by step through the sewing process
For reference, these are my measurements:
- Bust: 41in/104cm
- Waist: 33.5in/85cm
- Hips: 42.5in/108cm
- Torso Length: 15in/38cm
- Height: 5’2?/157cm
Please note: Not all pattern adjustments I make will be applicable to all people. However, I will be using mine throughout the process to give people an idea of potential hurdles and potential adjustments to attempt. Even if you don’t match my measurements, the video will definitely help get you in the mindset for pattern adjustments.
To view more from this series, please click the image below!
Thank you, McCall’s Pattern Company, for making this video series possible!