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1940's
World War II fashion was as conservative as possible so that extra material could be used to support the men at war. Dresses were made with a minimum of “extravagances”.
Artfully cut material or small accents such as a pretty hair ribbon were often the highlights of an outfit. As rationing prevented the buying of clothes for every season, girls often wore the same dresses year round. Therefore, garments had to be long lasting and appropriate for all occasions.
Featuring a regulation WWII sweep (skirt width), banded puffed sleeves and a peter pan collar, this dress can be dressed up or down and made suitable for any season.
This pattern is a digital download. Upon completion of your PayPal payment you will be granted access to the file.
The pattern is a PDF. You must have Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0 or above installed to view and print the pattern.
The dolls, scenes, clothing and accessories are for display purposes only and are never included in the sale. You are purchasing the PDF pattern only.
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