Burda Style For people who sew
WWII Australian Women's Land Army Overalls
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See the full post/photo shoot on my blog: http://vintageorbust.blogspot.com/2013/05/completed-1940s-australian-womens-land.html
Pattern: Beryl Overalls by The Tailors Apprentice
Rating: 5/5
Fabric, etc.: Navy canvas from stash (was free), buttons from stash, D-rings from stash
Cost: $0
Time: N/A
Notes: See below.
I was supremely lucky when Lorna of The Tailor’s Apprentice contacted me about reviewing her 1940’s Australian Women’s Land Army Overalls pattern, “Beryl”. It has been a long process, since I started working on them in March, but they are finally done and they’re really quite darling.
Difficulty
Intermediate
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Jul 7, 2013, 07.31 PMby Shannon Hallock
Any info on the shirt? I love the two together.
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Jul 10, 2013, 01.22 AMby Lisette O
It’s a vintage shirt, but it is actually from the 80s. When the 70s started trying to do the 40s…Ship N Shore is the brand.
Jun 30, 2013, 03.43 AMby shela
I love them and they look good on you. You do Rosie the Riviter proud.
Jun 23, 2013, 02.28 PMby lauriana
Those overalls look great and I just love those pictures!