1924 swimsuit, free pattern!

In this video, I make a bathing suit using an antique pattern that I've digitized and made available for personal use. It is a single-size pattern meant for a 40-inch bust but can be easily altered to fit a wide range of sizes. The original instructions are a bit vague as sewing knowledge was expected in the era but in this video, I show how I made mine to give you a better idea of how to make it up.
you will need:
1.5 to 2 yards of cotton jersey
5 yards of jersey stretch binding
pattern:
ko-fi.com/s/9f...

[@sparker4614]

Great video😊

[@kaytiej8311]

What a cute project. Thank you for sharing it with us.

[@eneb_bee]

What great timing, I was just searching for vintage/antique swimsuit patterns yesterday! I ended up finding an antique (1900-1910s) wool jersey swimsuit, somehow in my size, in wearable condition, and at about the price it would have cost to make it myself. I may have to give your pattern a try though, the silhouette feels so much more ironically antique than the one I bought strangely enough!

[@Tadfafty]

In my school everybody was taught how to hand sew regardless of gender. I am young.

[@garbtheater]

9:40 Did you have to do anything special to compensate for the stretched fabric?

[@sewthroughtime]

@@garbtheater didn't use anything near that edge 😅

[@Tadfafty]

This is my personal minimum amount of coverage for a bathing suit, I really feel uncomfortable showing any more skin.