Vintage 1940s Women's Suit Coat Drafting and Sewing

Today we continue to draft a vintage 1940s women's summer weight grey linen suit. This episode is where the vintage women's suit bodice, sleeves, and pockets are drafted. The previous episode dealt with the skirt drafting, fitting, and the smart pleat that it has. https://youtu.be/eN1X7tmDFZc I focus on accurate and appropriate to the era vintage clothing creation. I want a vintage wardrobe that FITS ME. Wear what you like and be true to you. Wear what inspires you! 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. 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. Research will be done because I love historical sewing and the fashion perusal and research that comes with it. Need More? Instagram, Pinterest, Facebook https://linktr.ee/TheNoraShow The Ultimate Playlist https://youtube.com/playlistlist=PLex960Pm4KIjtXvJEH7zEb8XCJmIN2y57 /// FTC Legal Disclaimer /// - As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. - Some links found in the description box of my videos may be affiliate links. This means I will make