Happy release day, Charm Scouts! I’m so thrilled to present the Cobbler Dress and Set. This design is based on vintage cobbler aprons, tunic-style garments with big pockets that were cinched at the waist with a tie. It’s perfect for busy days around the house or at work, but perfectly comfortable to lounge in, too. And those pockets? Just perfect for all your notions and sewing snacks (what else are pockets for?). I’m also thrilled that this month was a feline-tastic photo shoot, with both Henry and Baby Eli participating! (For those of you out of the loop, Eli is a street kitten I adopted after fostering him and his family for a while--he and Henry fell in love and I couldn’t separate them.)
This pattern is basically a capsule wardrobe, with tons of options for your perfect fit. The dress is 40’s pinafore perfection, with ruffles that are to die for. Or, make a top with coordinating capris –– you’ll love our subtle elastic waistband for those days you can’t bother with real pants. Your styling choices will really make a difference in the finished feel, here: go for a houndstooth for a dark academia feel, or live out your best 50’s domestic goddess life in a sweet floral print (get our coordinating free Oven Mitt pattern on the Charm blog to complete the look!).
Wondering about fabrics and supplies? Check out the written instructions at the bottom of this post for links and recommendations. You'll also find the tiled file (for printing at home on A4 or letter size sheets and taping together) and the A0 file (for printing at a copy shop like pdfplotting.com). Please note that we now have two size blocks, so make sure to download the correct files for the size you're making. If you have any questions about the new range, don't forget to read our blog post with all the details!
Check out my video for the #CobblerDress here!
Hope you love it!
xoxo,
Gertie
P.S. As a reminder, please do not share these photos or patterns to other social media sites so that we can keep creating exclusive new content for you!
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2022-07-11 17:51:20 +0000 UTC