 I have a new item on my Etsy shop, so we decided to do a bit of a photo shoot for it. If you are interested in buying this piece, you can get it here:)   We took these pictures at the Balzac Gas Station, which is a very cute, vintage styled gas station. I styled this romper with some Calvin Klein heels, a thin black belt, and Besame lipstick.   This is a mish-mash of a 1960's pant pattern, a 1950's shirt dress pattern, as well as adjustments that I have made to the two over the years. It is made from white cotton, with simple white buttons.      ~K 
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 I was recently gifted these amazing German pattern magazines from the 1950s, and they have proven to be not only great inspiration, but they have also helped me learn about pattern making!  I have been learning the basics of pattern making at school, and so far that has been one of my favourite classes! It is so satisfying to make a garment that is exactly what you pictured and that fits you perfectly.  The pages with the patterns look a little scary... These magazines are called 'Beyer Mode', and they include tons of pictures of the possible garments that you could make, a horoscope page (there is nothing better than reading horoscopes from 60 or 70 years ago), as well as tips for sewing and taking care of your home. There are also sometimes recipes in a few of the magazines that I am very curious about!  Here are some of my personal favourite pages from the magazines:   There are patterns for every age  So many beautiful dirndls! There are some in almost every magazine   Lots of great tips and techniques!  And patterns for every event    Which is your favourite? Do you prefer the fancy dresses or every day ones? Or the lingerie? I don't think that I have a single favourite in all of the issues, I want to make all of them! ~K  |
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