



Capes and cloaks are a great solution - they're quick and easy to sew, look dramatic, and in the right combination of fabrics, can be quite toasty. I lucked into a lot that had quite a few cape patterns - some have already sold, so there's only one listed right now (the Vogue, above), but there are more to come.
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I have a vintage cape which I absolutely love. I will check out this pattern as I'd love to make one. Lx
The Vogue i've got listed now is a simple full circle cape. If it's later than you're looking for, i think i've still got at least one mid-50s cape pattern waiting to be listed - three different lengths on that one, with a hood or a wide collar.
Wow, what gorgeous patterns! I am re-teaching myself to sew, so hopefully I will work my way up to designs like that soon.
http://nounouvintage.blogspot.com
Glad you like them! The capes especially are pretty simple (and more forgiving on size where you have to grade), so don't be daunted! Guess i really need to get a few more listed, before the season's over...
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