Saturday, February 28, 2009
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Vintage sewing and fashion ephemera with a few other finds from my travels.
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February
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- St. Patricks Day Party Apron Pattern - 1962
- In the gowning of the little maid...1906 Gabrielle...
- In Step - Terrific 1937 Dresses!
- Skip the Gym - Still be in Style!
- ...adding to the happiness and efficiency of 1,100...
- With slightly mad accomplices....
- Young 1957 Dance Dresses - Lovely!
- Movie Star Mary Carlisle picks these...and she sho...
- Dazzlers!
- Another look at the Seventies, this time with Vogue!
- All You Need.
- Puckerette, Zipster and Hygenized?
- Let's Mix it up...The Seventies!
- Doris and Mary Alice in their Semi-Mades for Sprin...
- Royal Society - Embroidery Transfer Designs for We...
- I hope somebody takes you out tonight.
- "Everybody, Madame, is buying Dancettes"
- Butterick Fashion News 1947 - Beautiful in Blue
- The real me.
- Master Mixers - Wardrobe advice from 1944
- A sad little poem.
- Nelly Don Dresses from 1954
- Household Magazine 1929 - How to remake girls dresses
- Ladies Shoes from 1940
- Historic Costume by Lester and Kerr
- Fashions for February - Walking and In-Door Dresses
- Good Housekeeping Magazine Fashion Spread 1957 - S...
- Nuns Boilproof Thread Catalog 1923 -Girls Frocks
- Butterick Fashion News 1947
- Snokrepe?
- A Comment on Newspapers
- Mommy Makes Me The Prettiest Frocks!
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Thank you! I just spent way too long trying to find out what a Gabrielle dress is as mentioned in Louisa May Alcotts Rose in Bloom. This is it!
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