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1940s Pattern Design Book Flip Through

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by Miranda Made

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09.23.2025

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In this video, I do a flip through of Harriet Pepin’s book entitled “Pattern Design: How to Create Smart Vintage Apparel By Learning To Create Your Own Patterns” circa 1942. This book goes in great detail on how to make patterns starting with a sloper including all the tools needed. If you are interested in purchasing this book for yourself, I will include the link below. I do not make any commission by recommending this product, but I hope you’ll find this video interesting and helpful. Please like, subscribe, and leave a comment on this book or any other sewing project you are working on or would like to see in the future. Thanks for watching!

Etsy Link to Purchasing the PDF book: shorturl.at/fRX19

For other inquiries please email me at mirandamadevlogs@gmail.com.

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