Falo muito em vestuário de outras décadas, mas a coragem para fazer roupa a partir de modelos vintage tem faltado. Já alguma vez olharam para um molde anterior a 1970? As ilustrações são ultra apetecíveis, mas quando se chega às instruções... oh là là. Quatro passos apenas, que afinal acabam por levar 16 horas a fazer. Dois dias de trabalho! Para fazer um avental! Há que decifrar as indicações, pois claro, e naquele tempo não havia atalhos. Enfim, mas valeu a pena. Sinto que aprendi alguma coisa, e sobretudo fiquei com um avental único!
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I keep talking about clothes from past decades but never found the courage to sew from vintage patterns. Have you ever looked at a pattern prior to 1970? The illustrations are lovely but when you get to instructions... oh là là. Four steps only that end up taking 16 hours to complete. Two working days! To make an apron! You have to decipher the steps, oh yes, and they didn't take shortcuts back then. It was worth it though. I feel I actually learnt something and I got an unique apron!
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I keep talking about clothes from past decades but never found the courage to sew from vintage patterns. Have you ever looked at a pattern prior to 1970? The illustrations are lovely but when you get to instructions... oh là là. Four steps only that end up taking 16 hours to complete. Two working days! To make an apron! You have to decipher the steps, oh yes, and they didn't take shortcuts back then. It was worth it though. I feel I actually learnt something and I got an unique apron!
(images: Tiago Cabral)
Me encanta el delantal,estás guapísima en las fotos.
ReplyDeletebsos y felices fiestas
Levou algum tempo na confecção mas valeu a pena. Está LINDO!
ReplyDeleteOs tecidos as fotos e a modelo estão muito bem.
Parabéns e Feliz Natal*
Cristina
O avental está (é) magnífico, parabéns!
ReplyDeleteE já agora, Feliz Natal!
É, sem dúvida, uma peça única! :)
ReplyDeleteSimplesmente genial!
ReplyDeleteEstá fantástico. Os meus parabéns!
Fantástico! A combinação dos tecidos, o modelo, está perfeitíssimo e encantador. Um desafio muito bem ultrapassado.
ReplyDeleteLindo!!
ReplyDeleteEstavas com receio sem motivo!
Adoro
Parabéns :)
Parabéns por tão lindo trabalho....
ReplyDeleteOs detalhes mostram que você é muito caprichosa....., o tecido, ou melhor, os tecidos e o modelo são lindos.....
abraços e bom natal de Maria Filomena
e estava eu a sentir-me uma naba por ter demorado 9 horas a fazer um avental. 16 horas de trabalho é obra!!! (claro que eu ainda demoraria muuuito mais)
ReplyDeleteEstá absolutamente fantástico! Da vontade de andar com ele na rua ehehehehe
Beijinhos e bons cozinhados!
This is absolutely Beautiful! I would certainly wear this out!
ReplyDeleteWill you be selling these?
Hi Nour!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much!
I hope to make some retro aprons for sale soon.
Happy Christmas!
Que espanto de avental :) valeu a pena o investimento de tempo!
ReplyDeleteFeliz Natal! ;)
Que maravilha! E concordo que dá mesmo vontade de andar com ele na rua! ;)
ReplyDeleteO corte é bonito e fica muito bem!
a pega azul turquesa com bolas brancas é gira!;) Dá com o avental!
oh your apron is so cute!! i have some vintage dress patterns from the 60's too, and like you, I'm a little scared about attempting them!? :)
ReplyDeleteTão gira com esse avental, até apetece limpar a casita!!
ReplyDeleteBom Natal
Ficou lindo!
ReplyDeletePercebe-se bem porque demorou tanto tempo, tem detalhes de costura que devem ter sido realmente um grande desafio!
Lena
Que espectaculo! Parecias mesmo uma dona de casa à antiga, e o sapatinho? Lindos!
ReplyDeleteQue lindo!!Parece um vestido de verao...Eu usaria para caminhar na praia (parque sei la) no final de tarde.Eh mto bonito pra ficar em casa.
ReplyDeleteMulher veste este "avental" e sai pra rua..rodando...rodando...rodadando...
Viajei no teu avental, mas adorei. Bjs.
Todo o conjunto é harmonioso, a dona do avental e o "dito".
ReplyDeleteEstas fotografias parecem saídas dos anos 20!
Lindo, Concha!
(Já tenho os tecidos da Liberty, como sugeriste. Obrigada!)
:-)
Love the color combination, very nice!
ReplyDeleteit looks lovely, very well done!!
ReplyDeletemerry christmas to you!
Your apron looks so pretty! Not to mention you!!
ReplyDelete♥ maaria
Gorgeous! One of the best things you can do when sewing from vintage patterns is have a copy of one of the old sewing books by your side. Simplicity and Vogue both made some excellent ones, with very clear pictures and step-by-steps of the techniques.
ReplyDeleteSuch a gorgeous apron and i adore the fabrics! Lovely photos too! Merry christmas and i hope it was merry and happy one for you! Love to yoU!
ReplyDeletegosto gosto!!! :)
ReplyDeleteQue giro! Where did you find the pattern?!
ReplyDeletegreat apron! looks so well!
ReplyDeletelove Miranda
One of the cutest aprons ever! I also love sewing from vintage patterns.
ReplyDeleteOlá Concha,
ReplyDeleteÉ a 1ª vez que a visito e estou deslumbrada:) O avental fez as minhas delícias, como tudo o resto. Ando a passear no seu blog e vou deixar mais comentários.
Beijinhos
Whatapron!!!
ReplyDeletesolo puedo decir que es precioso y que me gustaria venderlo en la variété...
:-)
I have this blog that talks about Aprons for sale online.. You can read my blog at http://paidcritique.blogspot.com/2011/07/aprons-for-sale-at-apronpointcom.html
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