My work week was short but sucked a lot. And now I'm running a fever. BOO. So, I thought that I would share some more vintage catalog pages. This time from the patterns section. The best part is they are IN COLOR! I could also see most of these day dresses in
flour sack fabric. While we consider that to be more of a depression era practice, it didn't really stop until the 50's. I think some vintage aprons I was given might have been made from that kind of fabric. Hmmm. Click the images to embiggen them.
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Everyone loves a good shirtwaist. |
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I love the pussy bow on the green one! |
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I'm going to steal all the hats in this one. |
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I love this princess seam ruching, its such an awesome touch. |
I have about three more but the photos were too fuzzy to put up. So more later!
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