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Blouse - The Black Pinafore

Embroidery - by collaborator Francesca

30s 40s abito con cappuccio - part 2

After one year or so, here's another collaboration with the model pin up English, KITTEN VON MEW.

Some of you may remember this post.

And even in this case, here's another hooded dress.

The model is inspired by Hollywood Pattern - Betty Grable end of the 30s, early 40s. This pattern is now rare to find, unfortunately I do not have, then I've made ​​from new, making a small change.

The skirt is made of 4 parts and cut on the bias, waistband up the front and back ends with a big bow.
The same fabric of the skirt is also used for the inside of the cap and the implications of the sleeves.

These beautiful photos were taken by Richard von Mew.

Thanks

Debora

early 40s Novelty

From the union of 2 skirts I made this.

The particularity of this skirts are the bow pockets

 - from Le Petit Echo de la Mode - 1941 - 

- from Simplicity Pattern 3429 -

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and this is the result

Thanks to my sister Claudia
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Debora

  

Pinafore skirt

Hello all,  you remembe the post STRAWBERRY SWEET?
Well, proceeds the collaboration with Riikka, from http://harleansheyday.blogspot.com/

This time it's a pinafore skirt made of wool or cotton with a wide choice of buttons to match.

This skirt is made by me from a original 50s pattetn and is formed by a central panel, a ZIP in the centre behind, 2 buttons coloured view and 2 buttons rear interiors.

Thank-you Riikka

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- SWEET STRAWBERRY -

Hello all, I  wanted to publicly thank Riikka, from http://harleansheyday.blogspot.com/ for working at these 2-piece 40's style that you can find it on my Etsy shop. For those unfamiliar, Riika, is a graduate in film studies and a passion for the glamorous and movies of the past.When I opened my Etsy shop, about a year ago, she was the first person to have believed in me and since then we have remained in contact. 

I hope to make other collaborations in the future

many thanks §Debora