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Sewing a 1970s Smock Dress
Join me as I sew a 1970s inspired smock dress in this easy, classic, and timeless project. Perfect for beginners and vintage lovers alike! This project is part of a mommy and me outfit I'm making. It's comfortable, cute, and I hope it inspires you on your vintage sewing journey! If you are new to this channel please take a moment to hit the subscribe button and notification bell to receive alerts every time there is a new upload! If you enjoyed this video, take a moment to like and share it with a friend so I can continue making content just like this!
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Have you made a smock dress before? What 1970s sewing patterns have you made or enjoy?
Way back in the 90s l made some smock dresses for my last pregnancy. Its lovely to see you, as a young mum, dressing so prettily!
@MirandaSews
Ай бұрын
Thank you so much! And thank you for sharing your experience of sewing 🧵 🪡 😊
So gorgeous. It's really not here in uk today and that dress would be so cool! I know it's a way off but looking forward to seeing your daughter wearing here 😍
@MirandaSews
28 күн бұрын
Thank you so much 😊
I made one when I was a teenager when they were in fashion. My mom thought I was nuts, but she had been pregnant 5 times LOL
@MirandaSews
5 күн бұрын
How fun! Thanks for sharing 😊
Cute! I love 60’s & 70’s patterns (slightly obsessed with the 70’s). I’m curious how you did the faux French seam?
@MirandaSews
Ай бұрын
After sewing the seam I just folded the raw edges toward the sewn line and pressed them then closed it and stitched it together. If you check out my video on 5 vintage seams it is one of them though faux French seam is not the proper name. Check out that video and I show exactly how to do it. 😊
Sorry can't find your video showing faux French seams. Can you let us know the vid name please? Thanks
@MirandaSews
28 күн бұрын
kzread.info/dash/bejne/jGtsss5qdpyynMY.htmlsi=z8eBgXAUtJp4dQUh Here it is and it starts from 17:24. The actual name according to this sewing book is “simulated French seam.” Hope that helps 😊