Free vintage Vogue® pattern worth £14.95 Daily Mail 04/03/11

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Fashion loves vintage! But its popularity means it’s increasingly difficult to track down quality clothes at reasonable prices.

Start off with this classic Vintage Vogue® Pattern FREE - This original 1953 design is a below mid-calf length dress with fitted bodice and short kimono sleeves and full skirt. Perfect for Spring, Summer glamour.
Suitable fabrics for this design include Crepe and Shantung. The ease of sewing rate of this pattern is average and it is available in sizes (6-8-10-12) (14-16-18-20).
Plus Fantastic Offers
When you claim your free pattern you can also claim any of these other vintage designs at the very special price of £7.50 each (worth £14.75 each) or only £18 for the entire set of four fabulous patterns.
V2903 1957 original design. Fitted dress with princess seaming and full, flared skirt with inverted pleats. Short or three quarter sleeve variations. Suitable fabrics include cotton, shantung and piqu!. Ease of sewing: Average. Sizes (6-8-10) (12-14-16) (18-20-22).

V2961 1953 original design. Strapless or halter neck, close fitting dress, buttoned at front bodice and flared skirt. Suitable fabrics include polished cotton, linen and taffeta. Ease of sewing: Easy. Sizes (4-6-8-10) (12-14-16-18).

V2787 1948 original design. A-line dress, shaped bodice front and drop shoulders with cap sleeves. Suitable fabrics include Fine linen and lightweight crepe. Ease of sewing: Advanced. Sizes (6-8-10) (12-14-16) (18-20-22).


To claim - Complete the form in the Daily Mail Friday March 4, 2011



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cloey

Aw. Shame I missed this. Lovely deal

autumngirl

cloey wrote: »

Aw. Shame I missed this. Lovely deal

You could always try asking on Freecycle/Freegle if anyone has a copy of that issue that they don't need...I quite often see that kind of Wanted request on my local groups so it's defo worth a try

cloey

autumngirl wrote: »

You could always try asking on Freecycle/Freegle if anyone has a copy of that issue that they don't need...I quite often see that kind of Wanted request on my local groups so it's defo worth a try

Thanks! I'll definately have a look!