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Slow Made in Germany Vintage Patterns

@vintagesewing.bsky.social
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We are Rebekah and Mary. Chatting about old clothes again...simply two vintage clothing enthusiasts in Germany & Australia. We sell reproductions of original sewing patterns, 1920s to the 1950s. Digital PDF & printed paper patterns, we are based in Europe.

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Slow Made in Germany Vintage Patterns @vintagesewing.bsky.social · 17/08/2026
Late summer 1933. A long coat sewing pattern featuring art deco style lines accentuated with curved piping. Kimono sleeves and a high neckline. Available these bust sizes: 96 cm (37.8") and 104 cm (41"). #vintagesewing #1930sstyle #Slowmadeingermany_patterns www.slowmadeingermany.de/store/item/p...
A drawing of a long linen coat, with art deco styling, from the autumn of 1933. This is an advert for a sewing pattern.
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Slow Made in Germany Vintage Patterns @vintagesewing.bsky.social · 17/08/2026
Here on Bluesky, we will showcase our vintage sewing patterns that we have traced and made available to buy. You can find our pattern shop at: www.slowmadeingermany.de #vintagestyle #1930sstyle #1940sstyle #Slowmadeingermany #vintagesewingpatterns #retrosewing
This graphic shows the following text: These are copies of the original patterns presented in a modern format. You can order a printed pattern or download a digital PDF — it's that simple! 

We won't bombard you with sales pitches, telling you how amazing you'll look in vintage fashion, or that your life will suddenly become more stylish or meaningful when you start sewing... but that's implied, naturally😉. Because bringing the idea from paper to fabric to body is your task. It's your skill, your choices and your creation — make it whatever you want! 
We have a website based in Europe. We produce a digital and a paper product. We use open-source software and post our paper patterns in an envelope without plastic. We do not use AI in making our patterns. Simple, slow and real.

In addition there is our companies logo in the left bottom corner, and in the right bottom corner is a drawing of an old style sewing machine's presser foot.
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