60s shift dress

Breaking free from the tailored look on the 1950s, the youthquake driven dresses of the sixties loosed up the waistline, shorted the hemline and hit you smack in the face with bright Pop Art colors and Op Art (optical illusion) prints. 1960s dresses had multiple style variations off of one key shape- the shift dress.

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PDF Instant download crochet pattern. Fabulously groovy, swinging sixties summer crochet mini-dress! Simply shaped shift dress, with short sleeves in an openwork pattern. Written instructions only for the crochet - no chart. I've tried out the stitch pattern, which is nice and simple. Vintage 1960s One size: To fit chest 34-36 inches. Materials: light worsted/double knit yarns NB: the original yarn is long discontinued. My research on Ravelry is that it was supplied in 28 gram/1oz balls…

Fashions by Columbia-Minerva, 1968.

1960s dresses came in vivid colors of red, orange, yellow, blue, green, black, white, pink, and purple. From Mod style to early boho. Shop 60s dresses too.

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