1930s Vintage Pleated Skirt Sewing Tutorial Using a Modern Sloper - and Shoe Unboxing!

This episode is a 1930s pleated vintage skirt sewing tutorial (drafting and sewing) using a modern sloper and an American Dutches Shoe Unboxing. I am using a modern sloper within the Haslam Pattern Drafting System to find out IF this works. HUGE test here. Really exciting. I want to sew vintage clothing that fits! The further I go down this sewing journey, the more I am starting to realize that I having a perfect sloper aka moulage aka foundation piece (regardless of HOW you got that sloper) is the key to everything. The Haslam sloper went from very basic to more complex over the years and I think that's simply an evolution from the creator regarding their skills at passing on simplified drafting and sewing instructions to help make it accessible to all. I seem to still be having issues with using anything expecting my body measurements to be in an average ratio, therefore it it makes sense to draft me in 2d form from scratch. Surprisingly, I'm starting to find this to be an enjoyable process that is actually resulting in product that I deeply love. I also figured out that I needed era appropriate shoes for my 1920s and 30s clothing, so I bought shoes. We are inclusive and rainbow friendly here. Wear what you like and be true to you. Need More? /// Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Patreon /// https://linktr.ee/TheNoraShow /// Binge Me /// https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLex960Pm4KIjtXvJEH7zEb8XCJmIN2y57 /// FTC Legal Disclaimer /// - As an Amazon Associat