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Click for larger images. Side views, showing gathered “skirt” and pocket.
This another inspiration for this pattern–a girls’ apron from a 1910s sewing manual. |
Thanks to the lovely ladies at Joyous Homemaking, I was able to teach a live class for this pattern and record it. It is now available as a download in two formats. First, if you already have the pattern, you can download just the class itself for $19.95, which includes slide visuals in PDF format and audio in MP3 format. Also included in the PDF are links to four bonus video segments to help you through the steps. If you do not have the pattern yet, I’ve created a second bundle that includes the ePattern for $5 more.
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This Edwardian Apron Pattern was inspired by a beautiful circa 1910-1912 pattern in my own collection. I traced the original pieces, adding more sizes and back ties for a nicer fit. (Click on the image at right see the cover art.) |
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Miss Franklin models a dress with sheer overlay made from her winning pattern design. |
This is the winning pattern from the first Young Designers’ Contest! Miss Rachel Franklin took her inspiration from an original ca. 1909 gown, creating a versatile pattern that can be used for a variety of occasions. The dress can be made up in everyday fabrics like linen or cotton, or you might opt for a luscious evening gown of velvet. Finally, you can use a sheer overlay to create an ethereal version fit for tea!
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 $15.95 OR instantly download the ePattern!  A charming model in the shirtwaist made with long, cuffed sleeves and a net inset at the neckline. |
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The young lady who created this blouse shortened the collar and used one of the alternate necklines
given on the pattern sheet, following the instructions for a dotted net inset.
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This model made her shirtwaist with the back-fastening option and pintucks down the center front.
She has the blouse untucked to show how the ties go around the waist (it can be worn tucked or untucked).
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Click for larger images. Photos of the walking skirt with trained back and optional high belt.
Click for larger images. Photos of the walking skirt with plain back. |
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July 26th, 2009 at 1:15 pm
[...] pattern and eClass can be purchased at the Sense & Sensibility Patterns website. The printed pattern sells for $12.95, and the ePattern sells for $7.95. The eClass bundled [...]
August 12th, 2009 at 7:05 am
[...] few months ago, a friend posted a link on a website I frequent to the Girls’ Edwardian Apron Pattern by Sense and Sensibility Patterns. We thought it was gorgeous but without much experience with [...]