Sewing a 1940s Woman's Suit - Skirt Drafting!

It is time to sew a vintage suit. I am drafting and sewing a muslin of the vintage skirt part of the 1940s Summer Weight Grey Linen Suit. It is a follow up the episode regarding pleats. I primarily pattern draft, sew and wear garments from between 1920 and 1965. 1940s sewing is my personal favorite right now. I’m sure this will evolve and change. I focus on accurate and appropriate to the era vintage clothing creation. We are inclusive and rainbow friendly here. I have vintage inspiration and a desire for a unique wardrobe. I draft my own vintage patterns based upon the Haslam System of Dress Cutting. I wear what I sew compete with wet set pin curls, aprons, lipstick, and sometimes a corset. This vintage sewing system has allowed me to sew vintage blouses, house dresses, and one fancy vintage dress. It's now time to start sewing suits! Welcome to another exciting episode of vintage sewing on The Nora Show! Today, we're diving headfirst into the world of vintage suits as we embark on the journey of drafting and sewing a muslin for the skirt part of a 1940s Summer Weight Grey Linen Suit. This project serves as a follow-up to our previous episode, where we explored the intricate world of pleats. **A Passion for 1940s Sewing** My current sewing obsession lies in the 1940s fashion era. There's something truly captivating about the style and elegance of this period. However, as a passionate seamstress, I know that my sewing interests may evolve and change over time. **