Betty dress

Adorable vintage style dress. The Betty Dress pattern is easier than a vintage pattern but the finished dress is very 1950s.

This 1940s style tea dress is influenced by 1940s war time pinups like Betty Grable - and is perfect for swing jive or lindy bop dancing by House of Foxy.

Sew along tutorial for SewingWithJenn’s Balconette Mini Dress Sewing Pattern - Featuring a flattering balconette bustier neckline and flared godet skirt ♡Dig...

De 50s Captain Red Flare dress van Bettie Page Clothing. Een van de meest populaire stijlen van dit merk ook in rood! Fantastische jurk met een speelse Sailor touch! Uitgevoerd in een rode topkwaliteit bengaline: een stevige, maar toch soepele stretchstof die geweldig afkleed. De elegante brede kraag vormt een mooi contrast met de taille die hierdoor veel slanker oogt! De kraag is afgezet met wit satijnen biesjes voor die nautical look. Met korte flatterende mouwtjes die wijd zijn, dus…

One of my best friends from university got married a couple of weeks ago (congratulations Beth!), so naturally I had to make a new dress for the occasion. The Betty Dress is my favourite go-to pattern

Who loves the elegant, sophisticated styles of the 50s? I believe many of us are obsessed with the romantic fit and flare designs of the mid 20 century clothing. A few days ago I ran into this photo and I immediately fell in love with the elegant neckline design that I decided to recreate it. I did not have any image of the whole design so I had to improvise the back and lower part of the dress, and I think it will be best as a midi length and a lower back neckline. And here it comes, the…

This elegant tea dress, featured in The Great British Sewing Bee: Sew Your Own Wardrobe by Tessa Evelegh features a floaty bias cut skirt and flirty little sleeves. Use your own body measurements to adjust the bodice pattern to fit your shape and make the same adjustments when you have sewn the bodice shell together and before you stitch on the skirt. The skirt is cut on the bias, which means that it fits neatly into the waistline without any bunchy gathers, yet provides plenty of fullness…

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Betsy Johnson's rose dress. LOVE IT