Description
This is a vintage Vogue 7787 sewing pattern from 1952. This includes pieces and instructions for making a short sleeve dress or sleeveless jumper style dress with side pockets. This is one of Vogue's "Easy-to-Make" patterns. The style options include a center front seam on the skirt and a sleeveless bodice.
Bust: 32"
Cut, complete pattern, original owner wrote name on envelope
Use measurements, not the listed size, as a guide when purchasing vintage patterns. Size standards are very different today!
Most all patterns can be adapted to accommodate a range of sizes, if you look online, you can find several good tutorials showing how to adjust pattern size.
We love selling vintage vintage sewing patterns because doing so is a natural way for us to support ethical fashion, one of our passions. If you sew, or know a good seamstress who can sew for you, buying vintage patterns and using vintage fabric is a great way, ( than buying vintage clothing of course), to create sustainable, ethical fashion!
In order to best determine fit, measure yourself or a garment of a similar style that fits you well. Compare those measurements to those on the item description.
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Measuring & Fit Guide
We offer a large selection of designers and manufacturers that span the 20th and early 21st century. Sizing varies greatly, so we have outlined our measuring and size estimating process.
The best way to know if a vintage item will fit you is to take a garment that fits you well, similar to the one you are interested in purchasing, and measure it the way we measure ours.
View our video guide to taking accurate body measurements:
We lay all garments flat and measure as follows*:
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BUST - under arm to under arm across the front and then double that measurement. |
Measure the WAISTBAND, widest part of the HIPS, widest part of the THIGH on one leg and width of the CUFF, then double those measurements |
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WAIST - find the smallest part of the garment if there isn't an obvious seam for the waist and measure across and then double that measurement. |
LENGTH - Measure from the top of the waistband to the bottom of the cuff along the side seam. | |
| HIPS - Find the largest part of the hip area and measure flat, then double that measurement. | RISE - Measure from the crotch to the top of the waistband. | |
| LENGTH - from the nape of the neck or the top of the shoulders, depending on the style of garment. We will measure to the waist when applicable, so that you can determine if it will fit your torso, and then a waist down measurement. | INSEAM - Measure from the crotch to the bottom of the cuff along the inside seam. | |
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SLEEVES - measure from the top of the shoulder seam to the end of the sleeve. When we think that the arm opening is particularly small, we will provide that measurement as well.** |
*Fabrics with stretch will have some give, we will try to mention the range of measurements that will fit comfortably.
**With dolman sleeves, the size is an estimation based on the waist as the body seamlessly joins the sleeve. 
Feel free to email us with specific questions about specific measurements that we may not have included that you need to know in order to feel confident about your purchase. If you have a particularly long torso, short legs, long arms, etc.. we can help you determine whether or not a garment will work for your body.
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Description
This is a vintage Vogue 7787 sewing pattern from 1952. This includes pieces and instructions for making a short sleeve dress or sleeveless jumper style dress with side pockets. This is one of Vogue's "Easy-to-Make" patterns. The style options include a center front seam on the skirt and a sleeveless bodice.
Bust: 32"
Cut, complete pattern, original owner wrote name on envelope
Use measurements, not the listed size, as a guide when purchasing vintage patterns. Size standards are very different today!
Most all patterns can be adapted to accommodate a range of sizes, if you look online, you can find several good tutorials showing how to adjust pattern size.
We love selling vintage vintage sewing patterns because doing so is a natural way for us to support ethical fashion, one of our passions. If you sew, or know a good seamstress who can sew for you, buying vintage patterns and using vintage fabric is a great way, ( than buying vintage clothing of course), to create sustainable, ethical fashion!
In order to best determine fit, measure yourself or a garment of a similar style that fits you well. Compare those measurements to those on the item description.
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