Sunday, July 11, 2010
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Vintage sewing and fashion ephemera with a few other finds from my travels.
Nice to Meet You
- What-I-Found
- 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!
Get In Touch
Search This Blog
I sell Vintage Sewing Patterns! Come visit my site, you'll like it there.
Translate this page
I have wonderful Followers. Come see their wonderful sites.
- Chronically Vintage
- Dandelion Vintage
- Fashionable Forties
- Gertie's Blog For Better Sewing
- Jilly Be Joyful
- Millie Motts
- Ohhh Lulu
- SewVeraVenus
- Sewaholic
- The Midvale Cottage
- The Vintage List
- The Vintage Traveler
- Time Machine to the Twenties
- Toft's tanker
- Vintage Follies
- Vintage in a Modern World
- Wearing History
- What Belongs to a Fripperie
- witness2fashion
Blog Archive
-
▼
2010
(277)
-
▼
July
(25)
- Sears, Roebuck and Co. Catalog from 1948 - Ladies ...
- Sears, Roebuck and Co. Catalog from 1948 - Let's B...
- Sears, Roebuck and Co. Catalog from 1948 -The Fabr...
- Sears, Roebuck and Co. Catalog from 1948 - Young Men
- Sears, Roebuck and Co. Catalog from 1948 - Little ...
- Sears, Roebuck and Co. Catalog from 1948 - Fur Coats
- Sears, Roebuck and Co. Catalog from 1948
- Fascination Magazine - 1946 - "The New Feminine To...
- Fascination Magazine - 1946 - Fashioned For Living
- Fascination Magazine - 1946 - The Amazing Ads!
- Beauty and the Beets - 1946 Garden Variety Beauty ...
- Fascination Magazine - 1946
- More Pockets! Lot's of Pockets! from Butterick's "...
- Pockets! Lot's of Pockets! from Butterick's "Art o...
- "How To Take Measures" - Butterick - 1927
- "Increasing The Bust Measurement" - 1913
- "Gowns That Appeal To The Woman Of Fashion"
- "Who Wants to Cook in Hot Weather, Anyway?"
- Things You Can Make At Home - 1913
- Stout Women May Wear Draped Skirts
- Just Pull the Belt and Nulife Does the Rest - 1913
- Hurrah For The Fourth - To be "sung with vim and f...
- What a small town Fourth of July Celebration shoul...
- McCall's Magazine - July, 1913
- You don't know how attractive you can be!
-
▼
July
(25)
Absolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Debi, These are gorgeous! Thanks for checking out my blog and helping me date that shirt pattern! I'm so bad with things like that! I've been checking out your old posts, very interesting! Your pattern store is great too, so many to die for 40's & 50's numbers! Don't be surprised if you receive an order from me soon....
ReplyDeleteI love doing the research with old patterns...just ask anytime. Sometimes I can't find much info, but I'll try.
ReplyDeleteI surely do love Titanic era fashion.
ReplyDelete