60s Goddess Cocktail Evening Party Dress Pattern McCalls 9656 Plunging Neckline Mini, Regular or Formal Full Length Vintage Sewing Pattern UNCUT
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Pattern by McCall's
Pattern Number # 9656
Copyright 1960s
The pattern is: Complete FACTORY FOLDED
Size: 10 Bust: 32.5 Waist: 24
McCall's 9656; ©1969; Misses' Dress in Three Lengths. Four section pullover dress with high cut armholes, is cut in mini regular or long length. Armholes and neck, V-shaped in front, are faced and fronts are pleated in shoulder seams. Mini dress has front plunging neckline and is worn with interfaced self fabric belt. Long dress is won with a purchased novelty belt. Other dress is worn with self fabric tie belt held at sides by thread carriers.
Love the design, but not the size? These sites will help you with resizing :
https://www.sovintagepatterns.com/blog.asp
http://sensibility.com/blog/tips/how-to-resize-a-pattern/
Pattern by McCall's
Pattern Number # 9656
Copyright 1960s
The pattern is: Complete FACTORY FOLDED
Size: 10 Bust: 32.5 Waist: 24
McCall's 9656; ©1969; Misses' Dress in Three Lengths. Four section pullover dress with high cut armholes, is cut in mini regular or long length. Armholes and neck, V-shaped in front, are faced and fronts are pleated in shoulder seams. Mini dress has front plunging neckline and is worn with interfaced self fabric belt. Long dress is won with a purchased novelty belt. Other dress is worn with self fabric tie belt held at sides by thread carriers.
Love the design, but not the size? These sites will help you with resizing :
https://www.sovintagepatterns.com/blog.asp
http://sensibility.com/blog/tips/how-to-resize-a-pattern/
