1930s Vintage Dress Pattern Sew Along With Tips!

Can you believe this vintage 1930s sewing pattern is 84 years old?? Do you want to see a fashion designer sew along to the vintage simplicity 3047 pattern and give you tips along the way?? Then this 1930s dress sew along and tutorial is definitely the DIY style Youtube video for you as sewing educator Anastasia Chatzka guides you through everything you need to know to sew it on your home sewing machine!

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[AmiJo]

Mistakes are definitely part of sewing, I hear many people are a bit tired to see perfect videos (like sewing is somehow magically flawless and aesthetic) with perfect processes. Showing how to fix mistakes is a very good thing. Thanx.

[Neonatnoon]

Really appreciate you showing how you figured out where you went wrong and how you figured it out with the paper pattern, super helpful!

[xxx-ildv]

I love this video! "Warts and all"!
More vintage patterns, please.

[lindak]

I love the back of that fabric! The stripes look fantastic going in all various directions. It’s created a nifty optical illusion up the skirt front, the way the dark stripes joined, it looks like shorts. Stripes are full of surprises, you never know exactly what you’re going to get 😄

[dogredblck]

I love this video, thank you showing the mistake. I would enjoy seeing more vintage pattern videos.

[djtblizzle]

You are not only very skilled, but very brave! I would have been crushed after making flame mountain, THEN realizing it was too big! I’m super impressed!

[modconned]

Fire mountain! Love your funny and honest approach, thanks for sharing an interesting new project.

[julielafontaine]

Wow you are very brave sewing this dress in silk with stripes!I love it..I reckon it was meant to to be blousey at the waist..any ways hi from Australia. Love your Koala T shirt

[petarahmatalla]

maybe the extra at the front was for a maternity dress?? please do more vintage dresses. love it

[emmamontoya]

Nice job love the dress. Would like to see more vintage sewing projects.

[tulipmany]

Lovely dress, it really suits you. It also has the look that the bottom could be shorts making a mini jumpsuit.

[TCHARRISON]

Pretty dress and you did a great job at figuring out how to do it, and it's definitely "Anastasia style''. Also the little skirt and top you are wearing is really lovely, it suits your gorgeous new hair colour which is very flattering on guessing it was a very expensive salon job and I especially love how the blonde blends into the subtle red towards the ends, definitely a great choice, it suits you so much.😊

[rosieism]

To hard for an old brain like mine, you did awesome, loved watching 💋

[thinkuthink]

Definitely interested in the virtual 101 class😮🎉

[superflysquirrel]

Love it! Would be totally interested to see more like this 🥰. You did a great job 💗

[laurafernandez]

Absolutely gorgeous! Makes wants to buy a bunch of vintage patterns and try them out.

[cozycasasmr]

You are brave to do that with your final fabric, I'd HAVE to first use my old bedsheets or something 😅 I was sweating just watching this

[LeahWilkinsonCR]

I really enjoy your videos and I learn so much! Thanks for showing the process from start, to to finish!

[ecmproductions]

This style is so sweet, it reminds me of a 1950s business causal look. This would also look good as a pajamas type outfit. Sort of similar to a gown. It wouldn't be a bad idea to add a romper to your list. We would love that too. Also your hair looks so lovely. ❤️🤍

[vincethewoodlander]

Enjoyed watching. Nice to see you work through the problems with no panic. Nice end product, would like to also see the ankle length version to see how the pleats helped it flow with body movement. Great job.