I posted the fun stuff about my Sherbet Seersucker dress yesterday, here are all the construction details for Anne Adams 2653, and a few thoughts on the pattern, for anyone interested in 1930s sewing patterns and techniques. The Good: It’s adorable, comfortable, practical, and goes together in a matter of hours – even with a lot of hand finishing.   I used a size 34 bust (I have a natural 37″ bust, but find that size 34″ patterns from the 1930s generally fit me perfectly), and it fit perfectly, though I did have to use all the ease given at the side seams. This is an ideal pattern for working with stripes.  The pleating, pockets, pin-tucks, cap sleeves, and yoke all lend themselves to interesting stripe placements. I cut the main body of the dress with vertical stripes, set my pockets and cap sleeves with horizontal stripes, and did the same thing on the sleeves.  I matched the stripe pattern where the bodice front met the yoke, and finished the insides of the sleeves with …