Thursday, January 29, 2009
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Vintage sewing and fashion ephemera with a few other finds from my travels.
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- Welcome! I have this blog to share the treasures I find related to vintage sewing, and vintage fashion with occasional detours into whatever crosses my path. Everything I post is from some actual item I found. If you'd like to buy something you see contact me. I sell sewing patterns for a living, you'll see the link below. Come on by!
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2009
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January
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- Make a Spool Dog from 1931!
- Six Quick Tricks With Fabric
- Now I can make anything...with the Wonder Wheel
- Oh Pretty, Pretty in Your Peggy Jean
- Tommiecoat = Pajamas without Pants?
- Evocative Fashion Shoot from 1954
- What The Future Holds For You...
- Doily Bouquet - Exquisite Details!
- Nuns Boilproof Thread Catalog 1923 - Baby Clothes!
- Nuns Boilproof Thread Catalog 1923 - Aprons!
- Nuns Boilproof Thread Catalog 1923
- Rapid Transit
- Sheer Black Magic
- Thrills, Excitement, Good Pay!
- The New Kind Of Dressmakers - 1918
- Let's Build A Wardrobe....from 1954
- Maybe Two?
- We all need one Great Hat.
- I believe again
- Let's Be Ready!
- Oh, Yeah!
- 40's Hats from Bellas Hess
- A Haul!
- OK, try this one
- You can feel warmer
- Let's Look at Lingerie
- McCalls Style News from 1947
- It's Kelly's Birthday!
- Worlds Cutest Potholders
- Chicago Mail Order Flapper Fabrics
- Prospective Housewives
- Children's Hour Stories
- Stoles ( and Shawls)
- Cinderella's Apron!
- Come see my house!
- It's Cold Out.
- The Ladies Who Lunch
- Been Watching Old Movies
- A New Years Day Problem Solved
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OK. I don't care how good your Necchi is, that "Look-no-hands!" way of sewing is NEVER going to work!
ReplyDeletewell, at least you "don't have to be an expert"...that's reassuring. :-)
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