Vintage Sewing Patterns Dressmaking Long Tunic Outfit Start Price GBP 2.99 Current Price GBP 2.99 Time Left - Bid Count 1 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Tuesday, September 30, 2008 End Time Friday, October 10, 2008 Location Cheshire See more about 'Vintage Sewing Patterns Dressmaking Long Tunic Outfit' Description Vintage Vogue Sewing Pattern Elegant Fashion Long Tunic A Vintage Sewing Pattern To Fit The Following Measurements:Bust 34"Waist 26 1/2"Hip 36"*Note: This Pattern is the current UK size 12Please use the body measurements given above as your main guideline. A Pattern by 'Vogue'  (Number 9638)Estimated to date from the 1980s.Tunic, Skirt & Pants.Loose-fitting tunic, three inches below mid-knee, has front and back square neckline, short kimono sleeves and side hemline slits open to slightly below waistline.Top-stitch trim.Slightly A-line mid-calf length skirt, with center front one-way pleat, and straight-legged pants have waistband, back zipper closing and pockets in side seam. The pattern is in very good condition.It has been carefully used and is complete.An instruction leaflet is included.The envelope is worn on the edges. Please visit my e-bay shop.'The Vintage Tailor'   ...Sewing Patterns...There are hundreds of pattern in stock - in 'Buy-it-Now' and auction listings.Enjoy browsing through the collections...Buy with confidence. All sewing patterns have been inspected to ensure that they are complete. Due to the fact that the majority of the patterns sold are 'vintage', they vary in condition, but I try to give a clear description of each pattern. If appropriate I will refold and/or iron a pattern before being offered for sale - so that it is presented to you in its best condition and ready to use immediately. It is then sealed in a plastic bag to preserve. Please be aware that the format for patterns varies between different manufacturers and according to their age. For example, patterns from the 1950s and before were often 'pre-cut' by the manufacturer. Often they were unprinted, having the reference letter or number 'punched' into the paper to identify the piece. Please don't hesitate to ask me if you would like more information about any pattern - I will reply to you as soon as possible. Place a Bid!