And here it is: My dress from the magazine Beyer's Mode  from the summer of 1943! The fifth item for this year's Vintage Sewing Patt...

And here it is: The blouse from this pattern from Bella  magazine from 1952! When I asked, most commenters preferred this multicoloured...

The little casual suit from Beyer's Junge Mode  from 1956 is finished! It stayed on my sewing table in an almost completed state for a...

A big "thank you" to those of you who replied to my previous post! And if you didn't but would like to weigh in after all, ple...

There's something I would like to ask you all: What kinds of freebie pattern would you like? You may or may not remember, but when I to...

Once upon a time, Easter was considered the perfect moment to wear one's new spring suit, hat or dress. And it makes sense too. A holida...

Last week, I had a bit of a pattern tracing marathon. After making that simple top from Beyer's Junge Mode , I also traced the patterns ...

The 1929 dress, that is. Do you even remember it? It was the very first thing I was sewing this year but I didn't get very far with it....

May I present my first finished item for the 2016 Vintage Sewing Pattern Pledge? It is not an exciting project by any stretch of the imagina...

My sewing for the for 2016 Vintage Sewing Pattern Pledge is going nowhere fast... I may have started even before the new pledge was announce...

It's here! Earlier this week, Marie and Kerry announced this year's Vintage Sewing Pattern Pledge . I'm usually no good at joini...

Last week, I spent some time putting together my end-of-year post and pinning my Vintage Sewing Pattern Pledge pictures to the special compe...

Tomorrow, I should be able to finish by 1930's dress. It has been pretty much finished all week but the hemline-to-be had some rather we...