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@missbaltimorebombshell!     She said she loved sewing this pattern for coming together so quickly and it was really fun to learn some new techniques like making the slashed sleeves.She sewed it up from E30-4327, the 1933 Evening Gown pattern in a burnt orange satin and added in a vintage rhinestone belt buckle from eBay-Perfect for a jazz show that was 1930s/1940s based for New Years.

@shylamakesthings for posting what she made from the 1940's Blouses Pattern! She opted to use this blouse as the bodice to an otherwise dress pattern and created her own tone of purple fabric by bleaching and then dyeing cotton gauze, then applying mile-after-mile of rickrack for this dramatic effect!  Do you just think of InstaGram and FaceBook as tools for sharing? These are also ways to get $25 off your order at EvaDres.com!   Tag (#EvaDressPatterns) on InstaGram or FaceBook to enter for a chance to win $25 off every month! No limit on the number of different projects you post...

@lostintimewithkatie who Instagram-posted her 'twilight sky' color-scheme ensemble in part from pattern NL30-7109, the 1936 Négligée and was randomly chosen in the drawing to receive the $25 gift certificate to EvaDress.com!  She really caught the spirit of those special colors of post-sunset moments between her négligée and complementary nightgown from pattern NL30-1402, the 1935 Nightgowns underneath. Tag (#EvaDressPatterns) on Instagram/Facebook to enter for a chance to win $25 off every month! No limit on the number of different projects you post each month (gives you more chances to win the drawing)!

Our May winner in the EvaDressPatterns monthly random drawing is @thetallprincess for posting her makes from pattern D30-6222, the 1935 Beach Dress and 1936 Set of 5 Hats pattern Acc30-6184!  Her dress and hat are SO smart together, yet ready to party. Tag (#EvaDressPatterns) on Instagram/Facebook to enter for a chance to win $25 off every month! No limit on the number of different projects you post each month (gives you more chances to win the drawing)!

13-piece digitally-drafted pattern originally by Butterick, the original pattern had writing in pencil which read: 'Wedding dress June 12, 1931 lace over flat crepe.' This sweet design is LOADED with options! The bodice is marked for a daytime and evening front neckline option, as well as three neckline options at the bodice back; a V- or U-neck for daytime and a low V-neck for evening. The bodice is also marked for a sleeveless option if long sleeves are not desired. The skirt may be cut long in one length or rounded at each skirt hem. A shorter daytime hem is also...