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blackantsnpeonys Posted - Nov 02 2015 : 9:35:41 PM
I have a vintage dress pattern I'd just love for summer. Any help with telling me how to create a larger size... Much appreciated. I'd like to make these summer dresses over the winter.
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churunga Posted - Nov 05 2015 : 06:33:54 AM
You are welcome. Check youtube for tutorials.

Marie, Sister #5142
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blackantsnpeonys Posted - Nov 05 2015 : 05:58:37 AM
thank you Marie.
quote:
Originally posted by ClaireSky

Thanks Marie! You just made the impossible attainable.

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ClaireSky Posted - Nov 04 2015 : 05:25:25 AM
Thanks Marie! You just made the impossible attainable.

Julie
Farmgirl #399
May 2010 Farmgirl of the Month

Folks will know how large your soul is by the way you treat a dog ... Charles F. Doran
churunga Posted - Nov 03 2015 : 1:52:47 PM
This should not be too difficult, especially with #3.

There are several things you may do to enlarge the pattern. Measure yourself against the pattern then make a muslin pattern of each piece to your measurements and tweek it from there. Make the seam allowances about 3 inches and either hand or machine baste the muslin garment together. Have someone help you pin fit the muslin garment. Mark the pinned darts, tucks, hem lines, etc. Take the muslin garment apart and transfer all the necessary markings. True the lines on the muslin pieces. You may now use the muslin pieces as a the pattern or transfer it to paper. This should get you close to the fit you want.


Marie, Sister #5142
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Try everything once and the fun things twice.
blackantsnpeonys Posted - Nov 03 2015 : 08:48:22 AM
Wow I did it. The pattern is a 14 and I'm a 24. Any help would be appreciated
blackantsnpeonys Posted - Nov 03 2015 : 08:46:43 AM
I will try to
Post a picture pd pattern. I'm
New at this
ClaireSky Posted - Nov 03 2015 : 08:38:13 AM
I, too, have a vintage dress pattern that I would like enlarged. It's an Anne Adams Wrap-around dress.


Julie
Farmgirl #399
May 2010 Farmgirl of the Month

Folks will know how large your soul is by the way you treat a dog ... Charles F. Doran
quiltee Posted - Nov 03 2015 : 03:48:21 AM
Can you post a picture? Style and cut would determine how to enlarge. Thanks.

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