Like this stunning Vogue pattern with an asymmetrical neckline...
Or the pretty rick rack and ribbon trim used on these Butterick skirts...
And I'm trying to find a way to translate this sheer over solid window effect into an evening bag....
And I'm trying to find a way to translate this sheer over solid window effect into an evening bag....
This one is so sweet as a toddler dress, but it might also inspire an idea for a frilly lamp shade cover...
And of course, some are just wonderful vintage eye-candy. :-)
Looking for vintage sewing patterns to add to your collection? Be sure to check out these websites...
Also, take a look at the selection on Etsy. Here are just a few of the sellers that I found ...
10 comments:
Be still, my vintage pattern loving heart... Oh, My! Thank you for sharing these vintage gems. I have been pulling out my vintage patterns lately too - for the same reasons you mention. Lots of inspiration here!
Oh, such fun looking at those vintage patterns! Love the ones from Vogue. I don't sew, but those patterns remind me of my mother sewing when I was a child. Happy memories :o)
Love those styles...although I admit to being glad dresses are not the norm these days in everyday wear!
You've got some great patterns there to work with - just love vintage style! I can't wait to see what you do with them!
The drawings on vintage patterns have been the inspiration behind many of my handmade children's clothes lately. They are so scrumptious! Thanks for sharing yours!
You can also try Serendipity Vintage...I've got great patterns!
http://www.etsy.com/shop/SerendipityVintage
Love the vintage patterns. They are beautiful.
I don't sew, but I would love to own these patterns just for the beautiful illustrations. They are lovely. My Mum would have worn the fifties skirts as a young woman. Such elegance. x
I am just salivating all over myself!!!
What great vintage patterns!
Blessings
Linda
I would so love to dress in amy of those outfits!!
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