1940's Dressing gown (B40"/102 cm) PDF sewing pattern [VSV 43004]

Elegant morning coat or dressing gown with long, flared sleeves. Made in contrasting plain and plaid fabrics and with the option to cut at shorter dress length.

   NOTE: The collar (in the dark plain fabric, or possibly fur, according to the illustration) is NOT included in this pattern; the round neckline ends with the plaid fabric. (1943)

This pattern has been carefully digitized from one of the vintage sewing magazines in my collection. They were published in the 1930's-1950's and came with multi pattern sheets from which the pattern pieces have been traced. The lines, text and other markings are hand drawn digitally, carefully following the original. 

• Size: 40-31.5-42.5" (102-80-108 cm).
• Seam allowance NOT included; please add the amount of allowance you personally prefer.
• NO instructions (see note below).  
• Fabric requirements: Long coat: About 1,30 m plaid and 3,75 m plain fabric, both 92 cm wide. Short coat: About 0,95 m plaid and 2,80 m plain fabric, both 92 cm wide.
• You will receive 3 PDF files:1) A 3-page PDF file with pattern info, fitting both A4 and Letter sized printers.2) A 51-page PDF file with the pattern pieces on tiled pages fitting both A4 and Letter sized printers. Make sure you print att 100% (original size) - do not let your printer rescale it (i.e. "fit to page"-option)! Assemble the printed pages with the help of the "Print layout" page, using the triangular markings on the pages to line them up correctly.3) A 3-page PDF-file with the pattern pieces on full size A0 sheets.

NOTE REGARDING INSTRUCTIONS: Instructions to these patterns are often non-existing, and if there are any, they're very brief, mainly telling you in which order to put the pieces together. Therefore this is NOT a pattern suitable for a beginner; you will need sewing skills and knowledge about how to put a garment together.

DISCLAIMER: I will not be held responsible for any issues arising due to printing out the pattern pieces at wrong scale, or other reasons. Also, I strongly recommend you make a muslin before cutting into that gorgeous fabric you plan for the finished garment!

This digital reproduction pattern may not be resold or copied/shared, neither in digital nor printed form.