Live - How to Sew a Vintage Skirt - 1930s Bias Cut Skirt Tutorial - Vintage Fashion - Part 1.5

Welcome to the live sewing episode that comes between Part 1 and 2. This is where I start trying to really figure out exactly how to fix the insanely high level of mistakes I have made. I then continue to make mistakes while on camera. This is Part 1.5 of the Brown Linen 1930s Bias Cut Skirt. This is a 1930s vintage fashion, bias cut skirt tutorial. Today's episode covers vintage pattern drafting and sewing. I end up sewing an entirely different skirt due to me making non-stop mistakes. Haslam System of Dresscutting, Illustrated Book of Draftings No. 12, Skirts 5 and 6. I am delighted to live in a time period where history bounding is a thing and that having a niche dress and personal style all your own is not only accepted, but seems to be encouraged. I focus on accurate and appropriate to the era vintage clothing creation. I am not a huge fan of commercial patterns, so I draft my own sewing patterns based my own personal measurements. The Haslam dress cutting system that came out of Great Britain between 1920 and 1960 has opened up an entire world of sewing that I am finding to be easier and faster than using a mass produced pattern. I wear what I sew compete with wet set pin curls, aprons, lipstick, and sometimes a corset I primarily sew garments that were worn between 1920 and 1965. \ /// Instagram, Pinterest, Facebook, Patreon /// https://linktr.ee/TheNoraShow /// Binge Me /// https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLe... /// FTC Legal Disclaimer