Friday, May 22, 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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Blog Archive
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2009
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May
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- A Unique Sack - "...no woman should appear unattra...
- That Friend of Your Wife's Named Dior- Colliers Ma...
- ...easy -to-live-in, fun to wear.
- How To Retain Youth by Lillian Russell (1905)
- I don't think Sophia Loren posed for Knitting Maga...
- Provide your own caption!
- Patchwork Pincushions - Cute and Handy!
- Needlepoint By Design - Variations on Chinese Themes
- Valedictory- Graduation Frocks!
- Famous Actress Beauties from 1908, Part 2. How man...
- Famous Actress Beauties from 1908. How many do you...
- "Wherever smart accessories are seen..."
- "To walk in beauty" is no trick for the girl who i...
- "My wife says she cannot see how you do it for the...
- Let's get ready for summer! 1939
- "The glass of Fashion and the mould of Form"
- Betsy McCall Paper Doll!
- Let's go to a party! Lovely Frocks from 1939
- An 1895 Sewing Circle!
- "My children are so thoughtful..."
- "We have never seen handsomer garments..."
- She must change her dress and her mood.
- Pretty Patterns For Dreaming
- "Send for this rainy day friend!"
- See? All it takes is imagination!
- "They rate an A+ in style at Smith."
- Things kids can make for Mothers Day!
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What a lovely book. This is one I hadn't seen and I think these designs are stunning. I have now bought it on Amazon for 13 cents!
ReplyDeleteA great blog - very pleased I found it.
I've never done needlepoint, but these designs make me want to try...they really speak to me. I'd love to see pictures of what you make!
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