My kids return to school next month and although I'll miss them while they're gone all day I will be so happy to have more time and space for sewing again! I've been pouring over all kinds of websites looking for sewing inspiration and I collected some beautiful freebie patterns that I'm dying to try. \
Sewing can be more expensive than buying ready-to-wear clothes so free patterns are great for a sewist on a budget! Here are 20 free 1950s style dress patterns and tutorials, I hope you enjoy them!
For more freebies, check out my Free Patterns page
Twirling Sundress tutorial from Mama Says Sew
This beautiful twirl dress features a ruffle neckline with short sleeves and a twirly circle skirt. Sew it in a fabulous novelty print or solids for a great vintage basic in a capsule wardrobe.
Day Date Dress Tutorial from Elle Apparel Blog
This classic day dress features short sleeves, a gathered flowy skirt and sweet collar. Perfect for the office and date in the evening.
Barbara Dress pattern from On the Cutting Floor
The Notebook Inspired gingham dress from All Free Sewing
This sweetheart bodice halter dress is inspired by one of my favorite romantic moves, The Notebook and best of all, it has pockets!! If you love The Notebook, check out my theme week on The Notebook and how to get Allie's beautiful hair and wardrobe.
Sun Dress tutorial from The Sassy Sparrow
Gingerbread Coffee Date Dress, this is modified from the Coffee Date dress pattern from Burda Style
(click the link to the right of the photo)
Date Night Dress pattern from Love Sewing Magazine
Little Black Circle Skirt Dress free pattern from Craftsy
Mixed Stripe Flare Dress from Bluprint
Elsa Sweetheart dress pattern from Burda Style
Nadja wiggle dress from Burda Style
the easy tee dress pattern from Its Always Autumn
1950s Carmen Dress pattern from Ralph Pink
Garden Party dress pattern from Honig Design
Rosemary dress free pattern (dark green below) from A Robot Heart
Easy boatneck dress tutorial from OhOhBlog
Katjusha Swing Dress size 34-36 from Burda Style
Sundress Bodice Pattern from Vera Venus
Sweetheart halter dress and 50s sleeveless box pleat dress free patterns from Sew Vera Venus
They are all just beautiful and lady-like. Dark green is my fav:)
ReplyDeleteThis is a fabulous collection, thank you for collecting them and sharing!
ReplyDeleteExcellent, thank you! I'm always on the look out for free patterns that are actually good quality. :)
ReplyDeleteI love when you post free patterns, I have already saved several. Thanks you. Have a lovely day. :)
ReplyDeleteTerrific roundup. Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeletexoxo ♥ Jessica
Thanks for the inspiration! I need to get back into my sewing game!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing set!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great find, my dear. Thank you ever so much for being so diligent and posting all of these pretty patterns.
Marija
Wow! This is such a great list, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWow! Thank you for including my pattern for the Rosemary dress! I guess I need to improve&update it now that it's gone more public! :D
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone know where to get the pattern for the 50s sweetheart dress from Inspired To Make? The link is broken. It's the 7th one down, the one with the purple flowers.
ReplyDeleteOhhhhh I love vintage dresses. Thank you for compiling these. I see two or three okay four or fie that I am going to try and make. I love how the vintage styles are more forgiving and even compliment my pear shaped body. YAY
ReplyDeleteOnly a couple of these links still work :(
ReplyDeleteThis post was just updated, all of the links work :)
DeleteThank You for compiling these Link here. These Designs are adorable. I like your writeups. Keep Posting.
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