#mccall patterns

[createdbyjojo]

Made this jacket with McCall’s M6800 out of 3 faux fur throws for a total of $30. It was my first time working with faux fur and I learned that one should wear a mask to avoid inhaling so much of it.

The pattern was great. My only complaint is that the pockets were way too small. Come’on McCalls. I made them a bit bigger, and am super happy with it.

It’s a great coat to pretend to be a selkie, or in the snow. It’s super warm!

[vintagepatternwarehouse]

1940's Backless Sun Dress or Apron with original applique included!

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[likesoldclothes]

McCall’s Magazine, March 1901

[motherofdragonfruit]

Psst....if you want to make a costume for Halloween/just cosplay and need a pattern (or buy an Anastasia cosplay), check out my ebay listings. I have a ton of patterns all listed at super low prices as well as a bunch of other things. If you have any questions, please message me on ebay, not here.

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[cinderellasewing-blog]

Just finished up the corset for my gender bend Edward Kenway cosplay!  I used @yayacosplay ‘s corset pattern with a couple slight changes, and let me just say that it’s amazing! I love how this turned out and I can’t wait to finish the rest! Keep an eye out for updates! :D :D

[vintagepatternwarehouse]

Ballerina Flare patterns from McCall, c1947.

McCall's Magazine | May 1947

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[vintagepatternwarehouse]

1944 Original Wild Rose Transfer Design in Cross Stitch for trimming sheets, pillow cases and scarves!

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[likesoldclothes]

McCall’s Magazine, August 1908