Decades of Style Challenge

Barbara looks fantastic in her silk dress with the asymetrical neckline and tie on the side.

Decades of Style #4011 1940s Point Made Gown

She made the flower closure.

Vicki Z made this beautiful Decades of Style Tulip Kimono from Japanese silk. She made the flower closure.

Seamstress: Vicki Z

Vicki E has beautiful hand stitching on her 1940's Decades of Style #4005 Girl Friday Blouse. She used a silk crepe de chine that was in her stash. Her skirt is Decades of Style #3011 1930s Stardust Skirt. The fabric is a textured rayon also from her stash. The three front seams on the skirt are piped beautifully.

Seamstress: Vicki E

Decades of Style #4005 1940s Girl Friday Blouse

#3011 1930s Stardust Skirt.

Decades of Style pattern #4014 1940s Belle Curve Dress

Jeanne made this Decades of Style Belle Curve dress using silk noil. It has 40 darts making up the curve from the side of the bust to the back. It has gathering below the waist at the center back.

Seamstress: Jeanne O

Barbara S used boiled wool to make this Decades of Style stole. The stole is such a clever idea and it can be made in a few hours if you don’t line it. Once it is on, both of your hands are free, and it stays on.

Seamstress: Barbara S

Decades of Style #5006 1950s Stole

Susie wears her wool brown check Decades of Style stole very well. She had fun showing everyone how to put it on.

Seamstress: Susie B

Decades of Style #5006 1950s Stole.

JoAnn B made the Decades of Style stole for a friend of hers. The plaid fabric is cut on the bias.

Seamstress: JoAnn B

Pattern description: "Sleeveless shift features side bust darts and pockets. Origami-inspired yoke is fully lined."

Decades of Style 102 - Given a Chance Dress

Joy is wearing Decades of Style 102 - Given a Chance Dress

Joy D made this dress using fabric from Marcy Tilton for the skirt, and Stone Mountain and Daughter Fabrics for the top piece. She lined the skirt. Its really looks great on her

Seamstress: Joy D