1946-49 SEWING PATTERNS || Vintage Sewing Patterns through the decades

[@StephanieCanada]

Thank you for joining me on this next segment of the vintage pattern tour. Check out my playlist full of all things sewing patterns here: kzbin.info/aero/PLaG2bBTXx7U74Wmx6LkyCC1NVgw6a1PqU

[@fredafarley3654]

Canada is part of America...North America. As is the U S.

[@StephanieCanada]

@@fredafarley3654 Yup! Sure is!

[@geriattrique7141]

You underestimate your audience...I would TOTALLY sit through an hour-long pattern collection video!

[@StephanieCanada]

I mean, honestly, I COULD do videos that long. I have SO many patterns.

[@cinnamonberry3867]

I'm witj Geri, I'd sit through an hour long video. Have you seen some of the closet historians videos? Her making videos are over an hour.

[@TheVelvetKitten]

@@StephanieCanada Great! Bring em on, I can't get enough. You're a great teacher. :)

[@Diniecita]

Me too.

[@christineolson4027]

Yes, please, I would like to see pre-30s patterns. Enjoying this series immensely.

[@StephanieCanada]

Thank you so much! I will add that to the list of eras.

[@alliecat4176]

Wow! I am loving your unique channel. The history on dresses and sewing is awesome. I am so enjoying this - thanks!

[@KaloCheyna]

That summer set having a bolero makes compete sense for me: the bolero would be great for if a cool change came through, or if you needed to cover your shoulders due to the sun being super hot/to keep yourself from being sunburnt

[@kathyroseking5942]

You got me at the cabinet of doom. I’m a fan of Closet Historian and just found you, thanks to KZbin. Loved this video!

[@Diniecita]

for the summer short and playsuit pattern I get why the bolero was an option. If you've been in the sun all day and are hot and the sun goes down, it might be nice to cover up as it gets cooler. Or maybe it could be worn to keep the sun from singe the skin from your body like it tries to do to me. Just a thought.

[@TheVelvetKitten]

It's going to take me awhile, but I am determined to watch all your videos. I am so thrilled to have found you! Which only happened cause you made a comment on a video that The Closet Historian made and I followed you here. I just love this series! Your voice is so great and you make me laugh. Thanks for the sunshine in dark times. :) Nothing wrong with me that patterns won't fix. I can't even choose a fav!

[@StephanieCanada]

That is SO SWEET! I am so happy to have you here! I am certainly trying to provide a bit of light in the craziness of 2020.

[@kimbrametaxas3340]

I’d love to see pre 1930s 😍😍

[@StephanieCanada]

I will do my best to find some more and create a video for them. They seem to sell as fast as I get them in.

[@jessicaneal8553]

Ooh, I would love to see a sleeve classic VS reproduction comparison video!

[@jennetthamilton7942]

I would like to see your patterns from all eras. It's very interesting to see all the beautiful designs.

[@StephanieCanada]

Thank you so much! I will definitely keep going.

[@bobstephens4504]

First of all, you look AMAZING in that flowered dress! The colors and the cut are fantastically becoming. Second of all, did you notice the double parallel French darts on the Hollywood 1981?!? I love multiple darts! Actually I've seen them on several of the patterns on your videos, and for some reason they are ALMOST INVISIBLE! Doesn't the artist want us to notice the detailing? And multiple parallel darts are gorgeous! --Teresa

[@StephanieCanada]

Oh I hadn’t noticed before! And yes sometime the artists would leave out certain details (although I am not for the life of me sure why).

[@cinnamonberry3867]

Hi, my name is Cinnamon. Is that your real name? Yes, yes it is. Like the spice? Yes, yes it is. So you can see, feel your pain Stephanie.

[@StephanieCanada]

I LOVE IT! Yes to odd names FOREVER!!

[@styleaffair_ruth2619]

Love your videos!❤

[@StephanieCanada]

Thank you so much!!

[@louiseadaikkalam3995]

Thanks, I love your "shows." Have you guys ever found maternity vintage pattern?

[@crystal8160]

I could be wrong but the bra bolero shorts pattern probably included the bolero in case company dropped by while you were wearing the bra and shorts. Technically the showing of so much skin even in a close nit circle of friends would have been taboo. Even swim costumes of this time are still very covering despite dropping much of the excessive amounts of fabric from previous decades. If an unexpected visitor dropped by it would only take a moment to throw on the bolero before answering the door.

[@StephanieCanada]

Interesting point!

[@carolinabarton1037]

Omg drool... Can you adopt me as a sister so I can find random excuses to come over to drool over your dragon's hoarde of treasures?

[@StephanieCanada]

If you are ever in Orlando, I do take personal shopping (or drooling) appointments. :)

[@bactweety]

I have vintage patterns from family an wondering how to sell them? Any help would be great!

[@karenkavanagh9372]

Karen from 🇨🇦 Canada Question: Why can't one put in their bust size and see what is available? Unless one is knowledgeable in drafting , having a list of patterns available in one's bust size would be grand! I know I would. Karen bust size 38

[@lisahodges8299]

30s underwear please??? I shocked myself as I have a Hollywood pattern.

[@aeray3581]

POCKETS

[@StephanieCanada]

All the pockets!