$25.00
Vintage early 1900’s cotton whitework eyelet insertion trim for dresses or undergarments.
This lovely old trim is in two pieces. One piece is 1 yard 13″ in length. The other piece is 7 yards in length. Width is 1-3/8″ wide. Unused and never laundered, it does show oxidation from years of storage.
Suitable for many sewing projects including dressmaking.
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