Description
The 1950s Apron Dress is a sewing pattern inspired by the simple, practical style of mid-century fashion. It can be made as a full dress or as a skirt, with a flattering fit and classic apron details. The apron part is detachable, allowing for different styling options. A great project for anyone who enjoys vintage-inspired sewing.
Suggested Fabrics for the 1950s Apron Dress:
Please be advised that the fabric suggestions provided are based on the historically materials used, but have also been adapted to accommodate modern fabrics. This ensures suitability for contemporary projects while maintaining the essence of the original designs.
Fabric
- Main Fabric: Twill
- Ruffles: Satin
- Lining: Canvas or Crinoline for a structured skirt, taffeta for a softer look
Haberdasheries
- 4 Buttons
- Hooks and Eyes
- Skirt Hook
Skill Level:
Beginner-Friendly: Embark on a beginner-friendly sewing journey with this pattern, designed for those who love the challenge of piecing together a garment with finesse. (Check my Skill Levels for more information.) While minimal instructions are provided, I recommend having a sewing book at hand for the more intricate techniques.
You purchase:
– 1 PDF – Pattern information: 14 pages
– 1 PDF – E-Pattern A4 and US letter: 20 pages
– E-pattern A0 for printing at a copy shop with seam allowances: 1 page
– Language: English
Included in this pattern package are essential PDF documents for your convenience. From clean, computer-drawn pattern shapes to yardage amounts, button placement and grain lines, I’ve ensured all the fundamentals are there. Utilize PDF layers to print only the size you need, simplifying your sewing process.
However, it’s important to note that this pattern doesn’t include sewing illustrations or finishing techniques. I trust in your ability to bring the garment to life with your expertise and creativity.
Note: Some of the images you see here are the product of advanced simulation technology and are intended to give you an idea how the garment could look on different bodies.
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