If you are downloading a free pattern why not subscribe to this blog and be amongst the first to know when a new pattern is available!
Copyright ©2011-2019 Jeanne Spaziani/Veravenus All rights reserved
The pdfs posted here, my photos & illustrations, how the instructions are worded and the pattern diagrams are all under my copyright. Do not hotlink or re-post my PDFs for download anywhere else i.e. google drive, your own website, document sharing websites, etc. Reproduction and or distribution of these tutorials, instructions, patterns and images, in whole or in part, in any form, without the authors written consent, is strictly prohibited. Read full Terms & Conditions.
Link to share full page: https://veravenus.com/diy-things-to-ma…torials-patterns/
PRINTING Instructions: Pdf’s can be opened in the free Adobe Acrobat Reader app or Preview on Mac. . Print at 100% scale. Do not let your printer ‘auto-scale’, ‘auto-rotate’, ‘shrink-to-fit’, ‘ fit to paper’ etc.
Click on a picture to be taken to that project page for information and download options.
Circle Skirt:drafting and instructions
Copyright ©2011-2019 Jeanne Spaziani- VeraVenus™ All rights reserved
The pdfs posted here, my photos & illustrations, how the instructions are worded and the pattern diagrams are all under my copyright. Do not hotlink or re-post my PDFs for download anywhere else i.e. google drive, your own website, document sharing websites, etc. Reproduction and or distribution of these tutorials, instructions, patterns and images, in whole or in part, in any form, without the authors written consent, is strictly prohibited.
Link to share full page: https://veravenus.com/diy-things-to-ma…torials-patterns/
Information about usage can be read in Terms & Conditions.
Thank you and enjoy.
Thank you so much for the patterns. They’re gorgeous and such helpful instructions. I love vintage style but in our country, South Africa, patterns are hard to find and if found, expensive. You’ve made it possible for a cash strapped lady to sew and look lovely
I have just downloaded your LBD pattern and can’t wait to try it. Your patterns are wonderful, thank you x
I recently bought a 1930s beach pyjama pattern on Etsy. Sadly I didn’t realise that it could only be printed on US Letter patter, which for me in Europe is not available. The seller apparently was not able (or willing) to provide a A4 or untiled version of the pattern, so it was totally useless for me and I had spent my money in vain. It looked very similar to your PJ top, and I’m glad I found your page and the free download. I was so disappointed, but your pattern totally made it up! Thank you for your generousity and especially for offering both formats!
That’s an unfortunate experience, shame the seller wouldn’t even offer an A0 version so you could tile it yourself. I was caught like that once too… had to piece it together in Adobe Illustrator, a total pain.
Anyway Im glad my PJ top will work for you instead! Please do make a toile of itfirst as some people have found the armholes a bit small for their liking.
Thank you so much!!!! your LDB and slinky bias dress patterns are exactly what I’ve been looking for!
Thank you
Tove
Thank you for the beautiful patterns. But as someone already said, I too will have to have someone show me how to print them.
Maria
Love your designs
Thank you !
You might enjoy a story my mother told me about French knickers: during the war she saw a very smart woman walking along with an army officer. The button on the woman’s knickers must have given way and they dropped round her ankles. She coolly stepped out of them, handed them to the gentleman who put them in his pocket, and they walked on. Such poise and style! My mother was really impressed (but we both thought elastic is a better idea).
Hi Ann and thank you, what a great story! I have a real image of that in my head now 🙂 Lol, elastic is good, or at least more than one button!
My Gran was famous within the family for always having a safety pin in her knickers….”just in case”..
Sch generosity, thank you so much. 🙂 Just downloaded the french knickers, and I’ve ordered the 40’s bra. I’m looking very much forward to experiment. 🙂
Lovely to find u love all ur patterens just need to pin down one of my sons to show me how to down load and print thank you so much
Thank you so much for the 1950s style underwear pattern! Tired of cheap store bought and wanting to make my own comfortable style that lasts! You had thr pattern!
Thrilled to have found such a lovely site. I’ve bought a couple of metres of the flimsiest silk imaginable and am about to draft some french knickers, with longer legs, to wear instead of a slip! I only hope I can cope with such a fine fabric. The learning curve is going to be steep!
Thank you Karen 🙂
If you downloaded my full French Knicker pdf it covers cutting out slippery silk between paper, french seaming , pin hemming and more. Practice on scraps and best of luck with your project!