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Now there's a Wiki for Vintage Sewing Patterns. It's quite cool, however you can't browse by image; so unless you know what you are looking for by pattern maker and pattern number, it's a bit bulky... I recommend using the "Random page" feature for browsing. Many thanks to Rita at the Cemetarian blog for showing this to me!  McCall 8421  Butterick 9757, dress and purse  Lucille Ball robe pattern  Vogue dress S-4997  Vogue 8867  Butterick 9148  Marian Martin 9829, girls  Nan Grey Hollywood pattern  Vintage blouse with peplum, Advance 1659  McCall 8376  McCall 8411  1930's Advance #1892  McCall's 3459 |
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These are stunning -- esp the ones from the 30s and 40s :)
My Mom definitely had some of those (not the male robe one).... they were inexpensive back then, and she sewed to save money!
Okay, don't laugh at me, but I really think sewing is an art that's getting lost. You know, clothes FIT when you sew them yourself -- or sucker a friend into sewing and fitting it to you...
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