Vogue Sewing Pattern 1987 - Y5 (18-20-22-24-26)

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The Vogue 1987 sewing pattern is ideal for intermediate sewists looking to expand their handmade wardrobe with stylish, custom-fitted skirts and trousers. This pattern provides a straightforward approach to garment construction, helping you build technical confidence through practical, everyday designs; however, users should note that the Y5 size range is specific to sizes 18 through 26, requiring careful measurement before purchase.
| Model Part Number | Vogue-1987-Y5 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Vogue |
The Y5 pack includes sizes 18, 20, 22, 24, and 26.
This specific pattern includes instructions written in English.
It is best suited for those with some sewing experience or beginners looking to advance their garment construction skills.
Medium-weight woven fabrics like cotton, linen, or wool blends are recommended for the best results.
Yes, the Vogue 1987 pattern is designed to accommodate both types of garments.
Consult the glossary at the beginning of the instruction sheet; look for specific symbols like notches and dots which help align pieces.
Use pattern weights instead of pins when placing pieces on slippery fabrics to keep the tissue and cloth completely still.
Perform a muslin or 'toile' test by sewing a mock-up using scrap fabric before cutting into your main fashion fabric.
Before you begin, ensure you have measured yourself accurately according to the sizing chart provided on the envelope. Since this is a paper pattern, handle the tissue pieces gently to avoid tearing. It is recommended to iron the tissue pieces on a low, dry setting before pinning them to your fabric. Always use appropriate sewing machine needles for your chosen fabric weight. To preserve the pattern for future use, consider tracing your specific size onto pattern tracing paper, leaving the original master tissue intact for other size variations or potential alterations.