Saturday, May 26, 2012
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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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- Which Woman's On Her Way To Being Hated?
- Wardrobe for a Summer Bride - 1960
- Zipper Ecstasy
- Choose the Bold Look of Black and White - 1960
- Joan Holloway Look-a-Like!
- Are You A Person...? Appearance Checklist - 1959
- Look Your Best... a well-groomed woman - 1959
- Inspiration In a Pattern Envelope - 1954 Seattle T...
- Complete Costumes in Exciting Colors - 1961 Seattl...
- Embroidered 1920's Dresses from Pictorial Review E...
- A Family of Fobs
- Pictorial Review Patterns make you look slender an...
- The Simpler Stitches of Smocking
- Pictorial Review Magazine - Childs Frocks and Romper
- Modele Parisien - Last Minute Sketches from Paris
- Pictorial Review Embroidery Magazine
- "To women who make or would like to make their own...
- Improvements in Clothing - 1924 Primer of Hygiene
- This is a beautiful and a pleasant world - 1924 Pr...
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zips like magic!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure that's the attraction. ;-)
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