The Home Front Skirt is a pattern expansion for the Home Front Shirtwaist bodice. The six gores are cut on the same lines as the Daytripper dress skirt, but with a touch less flare at the hem for a ration book friendly slim A-line silhouette.

Introducing the Home Front Shirtwaist, an updated and expanded version of a single-size pattern I previously released in 2022. The shirtwaist style is a versatile staple, suitable for all seasons - make it in lightweight cottons and rayons for spring and summer; or in needlecord or wool flannel for autumn/winter wear.

I'm very pleased to introduce the Bletchley blouse - named in honour of Bletchley Park in Buckinhamshire, home of top secret codebreaking operations during World War Two.

A quick and easy make, the Meadowdays skirt will make a great addition to your wardrobe at any time of year, just as chic in autumnal plaids or formal taffeta as light summer cottons.

With sweetheart halterneck and wide, flared culotte shorts, the Lido Playsuit is perfect for lounging at the lido or taking seaside strolls as either a one-piece or separates.

The Mimosa dress is a fun, flirty mid-50s style sundress, with a wide, V-shaped neckline perfect for showcasing a novelty necklace. The bodice is cut on the bias, offering an opportunity to play with directional prints.

I'm delighted to introduce the Serendipity Dress, a 1940s style tea dress, evening dress or gown. Gathered centre panels in contrast fabric on the bodice and skirt give the Serendipity dress its visual interest and make this pattern perfect for using offcuts of precious vintage yardage.

I'm delighted to introduce the Forces Sweetheart Dress! This is a faithful reproduction of an original early 40s Hollywood pattern, which I've given the Tuppence Ha'penny treatment, adding cup size variations and grading to a full size range.

Named for its unique heart-shaped midriff, the Amourette dress is a personal favourite and I hope you’ll love it too!