1960s patterns

Recreated from a photo I found. In the photo the wallpaper was in the garage with a swordfish hanging on it!

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Simplicity 7635; ©1968; Misses' Dress in Two Lengths - (With Two Neckline Interests): The A-line dress has extended neckline and back zipper. V. 1 & 3 have scalloped neckline. Regular-length V. 1 has short set-in sleeves. V. 2 & 3 are sleeveless. Regular-length V. 2 has button trim. Above knee-length V. 3 has scalloped hemline. Scalloped Edges, Patterns with Extra Interest Groovy60sSewing Cider Teak Maria's Discoveries size 14 allthepreciousthings.com.au [insert your photos of this pattern…

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Ran across this Boomer Girls anthology a little while ago, and it’s all coming back to me now. As Rita Randazzo says in the opening lines of her poem, “The Sixties,” I reme…

Loose-fit, mid-length sleeveless dress with silky handfeel. Printed on both sides. Machine washable. Size range XS-2XL. Wanna liven up the party? This cool retro design is a direct flight to the swinging mod scene in 1960s London. Groovy, baby!

Simplicity 7674; ©1968; Simple-To-Sew Misses' and Women's Jiffy Dress in Two Lengths: The loosely fitted dress with extended shoulder line has slightly lowered round neck, back zipper, below elbow-length set-in sleeves and optional purchased belt. V. 1 has "stand-up" collar and patch pockets. V. 2, 3 & 4 are above knee-length. V. 2 has "stand-up" collar. V. 3 & 4 are collarless. V. 4 has purchased fringe trim. Fabric options: cottons and blends, denim, terrycloth, sailcloth, printed silk…

Memorable sewing patterns from the 60s and 70s included shift dresses, circle skirts and flares made famous by Butterick, Simplicity and Vogue.