Looking for this 1966 Pierre Cardin Vogue pattern

[Midge]

My mom is looking for this 1966 Pierre Cardin pattern by Vogue. Sadly, she doesn't have the pattern number, but maybe someone recognises it?

She wants to make this for herself :D (and it is totally her style!).

Thanks for your help!

Karin

 

[joules]

Maybe start here Karen, on the vintage pattern wikia?
http://vintagepatterns.wikia.com/wiki/Special:Search?search=pierre+cardin+vogue&go=1&x=12&y=9

Whew!

 

[joules]

Ding ding 1603:
http://vintagepatterns.wikia.com/wiki/Vogue_1603

 

[Midge]

Thanks! I just found it too - didn't see your second post!

Karin

 

[joules]

Now, to find one in her size...

 

[Midge]

Or to find it at all... so far, no luck on etsy, Ruby Lane, ebay, VFG search... well, we'll keep looking.

Karin

 

[joules]

I had a look around too, Karin, and no luck. I'll keep an eye, of course. Could be tricky. What size?

 

[Midge]

Here goes: bust 35', waist 30', hips 40'. She says it's usually a size 14 by the bust measurement and a 16 by the rest, but she'd rather go with 14 - it's easier to make it bigger around the bottom.

Karin

 

[TangerineBoutique]

If she finds the pattern in another size then I would buy it anyway. It's not that hard to grade a pattern up or down and there are lots of instructions available over the internet.
She will probably need to adjust any pattern to her specific measurements and since she will most likey trace off the finished product to more sturdy paper it won't be that much extra work. Here is just one link for grading a pattern

http://www.threadsmagazine.com/item/4368/making-sense-of-pattern-grading

Melody

 

[joules]

Here's one. Wrong size, and pricey.
http://betsyvintage.com/index.php?m...=12768&zenid=f8ca75d3c7c0f82b7ef969b6f222e5fe

 

[joules]

I agree, Linda, but as with most things, I suppose it's whatever the market will bear.

 

[Midge]

Linda - no need to excuse yourself! That price is too high, I think the same. Even if the pattern is rare as it seems to be, I think this is over the top. The seller probably knows it's a rare one, and there are people out there who know how to re-scale it to another size, but still... I have learned in years of collecting (not just vintage fashion related) that if you are patient, you'll usually find what you're looking for.

Karin