what-i-found

If you do want to dress stylishly you should get your wardrobe custom made from National Cloak Company and use some of these amazing trims ...

Here's a chance to see the inside of one of these amazing skirts and the description from the magazine. "No. 2375.-This skirt is po...

Wow. Just wow.

Looking at these I was thinking about storage. These are dresses and hats are huge and must have had to hung in some sort of closet. And go...

This group is coats, cloaks, wraps. They must have been made of heavy fabrics and weighed a ton. Suggested fabrics are wools and velvets. An...

These are all from the same pattern and "for a lady of medium size, it will require seventeen yards and a-forth of material twenty-two...

I really encourage you to click on each picture twice, because I don't want you to miss any details. Then look for the differences in t...

This is a wonderful issue of the Delineator from November 1888, published by Butterick Publishing Company. We're going to see some amazi...

This J&P Coats Clark "Tailoring" Book No S -18 is dated 1945, but this is a second edition and some of these patterns dated fr...

Here's a fun freebie...and you have time to get it made for Valentines!

The Marshmallow Pixies are just odd...and I don't know where you buy the poison green colored marshmallows. But if those creep you out ...

This is chock full of wonderful craft ideas...today it's Leather or Leatherette Gifts. Click twice and print these, then show the kids!...

Don't miss the names of these fabric lines, "Fancy Fling", "Thick and Thin Corduroy", or "East Hampton", M...

Here's some more inspiration...these make me want to go shopping...in 1969!

More groovy fabrics and fashion choices for the hip gal and girls in 1969!