A vintage 1920 – 1930 Pictorial Review #3396 sewing pattern for boy’s trousers or pants. Pattern is sized approximately for a 6 year old boy. Although there is evidence of damage of the envelope, the tissue paper pattern is very … Read More
From the Victorian or Edwardian era, a cloth needle case. This little necessity is hand made of green silk taffeta fabric, accented with pink ribbon ties. The taffeta on the inside of case is covered with a pink cotton fabric … Read More
Vintage 1953 Simplicity 22″ doll pattern. Doll wardrobe for Saucy Walker. Pattern consists of dress, coat, hat, slip, apron, pajamas, trousers. Just sweet! The pattern is uncut and appears still be be factory folded. I have glanced but did not … Read More
Vintage nightgown sewing pattern by Sears Roebuck and Co. Pattern number is 8013 9472. Size 40 for a size 40″ bust. Unmarked with instructions for sewing on the front of envelope and the layout of pattern on the back. Style … Read More
A late Victorian or early 1900’s, Shaker sewing pouch made of silk, cardboard and ribbon. Found in New England, this small holder would have been the perfect size for storing thread, needles and thimble. The three-sided case is handmade with … Read More
From the sewing room – a true vintage darning tool – a wooden egg shaped sock darner in white chippy paint. So perfect for that rustic primitive look added to a display of old sewing implements. This neat old darner … Read More
Vintage 1940’s Vogue sewing nightgown pattern 5584. Small size in two styles. Pattern pieces have been used, however, in nice condition complete with the instruction sheet. Even the envelope, although not perfect, is very decent. Bust size is 30-32. Length … Read More
Here’s the real deal, a vintage post war 1 – 1920’s children pattern so suitable for retro sewing. The Ideal pattern 16418, from Montgomery Ward, features a combination underclothing, age 4, for under shirt and drawers. One piece front with … Read More
Fancy needlework of all kind were employed by Victorian women. This pincushion, pin keep is an example of the type of Victorian craft, ladies would work with a needle. Hand made, the cushion is covered in a silk brocade with … Read More
An authentic McCall dress pattern for a 18″ doll. Dated 1921, the pattern is unused and complete including the Printo Gravure, Still with the original envelope stamped with the name and address of the two stores which handled the pattern. … Read More