Vintage Sewing Pattern 1940s Gored Slip Depew #2045 Multisize 32-50 Inch Bust -INSTANT DOWNLOAD

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This is a digital, print-at-home sewing pattern for an easy-to-make 1940s slip. The pattern includes French darts at the bust and a gored skirt. It may be sewn with or without lace edging. This easy little pattern can be made from just 4 pattern pieces! This slip is ideal for wearing under any 1930s and 1940s dresses. It is drafted in close to knee-length but can be shortened or lengthened to match your dress choice. This slip is not cut on the bias. It can be made in lightweight non-stretch fabrics like rayon, silk, and cotton. Rather have a full-size printed paper pattern? Find that here. This pattern was featured in Make and Mend For Victory in 1942! SIZING INFO: Multisize! 32 - 34 - 36 - 38 - 40 - 42 - 44 - 46 - 48 - 50" bust sizes are all included. Difficulty level: Easy. The fully-illustrated instructions are in English. This pattern is specially formatted to print with sizes as layers. If you have Adobe reader, you can select which layer/ Size you want to print and hide the others you don’t! A color printer will not be necessary for this pattern but is helpful. Number of pages to print: Pattern: 15 Instructions: 16 (but not all of these pages need to be printed). You might also be interested in our book Underwear and Lingerie. It goes into great detail on lingerie sewing and finishing techniques including lace appliqué, closures, plackets, trimmings, straps, and more. Or click here for our entire collection of lingerie sewing books and resources. Pages are formatted for both US Letter and A4 paper. Please note - this does not include a 36" wide/ A0 pdf - we do not offer our patterns for sale in this format. Should you wish for a full-sized pattern, please purchase the paper version. ©2023 Mrs. Depew Vintage LLC. All Rights Reserved.