Nightgown, dressing gown

[E-Beth]

Based on a 1941 McCalls British sewing pattern. Cotton voile.

It could have a snap or button closing instead of a sash


There is an attached hood. It is too small, a common problem when I try to make up a hood.


The nightgown is based on a vintage slip pattern
(I really need to get around to trying to reduce the face/body contrast!)

[Dirili]

beautiful! I love how it turned out!

[IssaRissa]

That's just lovely! I like it both ways, with the (hypothetical) button and the sash. If it were buttoned it could even be a lovely evening jacket. <3

[Evelien]

Oh that's lovely <3
Wow, you've got a LOT of projects going on by the way!

[E-Beth]

Wow, you've got a LOT of projects going on by the way!

Yes, yes I do.
I am happily wallowing.

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[Anderson'sAllPurpose]

Really nice gown. Personally I like the sash, it gives it a bit of a late 19th century feel (can't remember the name of the fashion at the moment).

[zirconmermaid]

Very nice! I love 40's clothes!

[E-Beth]

Here's a terrible phot of my inspiration for the dressing gown. I skipped the fancy back panel.
From Blueprints of Fashion
And between my skinny doll and my layout of the princess seams, I did not have enough real estate on the side front panel for the pockets. Boo hoo.

[Lamia of the Dark]

It turned out really well.