$40.00
6 lovely vintage dress or home decor tassels from long ago. Dating from the Edwardian to 1920’s flapper era, the tassels are in a beautiful shade of plum ~ ready to enhance your sewing or craft project. Each have a decorative twisted woven top.
Length is 4″ long from the top to the bottom, including the small loop at the top which is 1/2″ long
Material is a cotton, possibly mixed with rayon.
12 skeins of Hemingway Texto Rope artificial silk embroidery floss thread from the early 1900’s. Each of the skeins measure 4-1/2 yards in length and are grouped together in one bundle. The only indication as to color is the #2078. … Read More
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. … Read More
A dramatic antique black silk velvet dress sash, richly adorned with hand-applied beading and netted embellishment, once worn at the back of a Victorian or early Edwardian gown—an evocative survivor of late 19th to early 20th century dress. Condition As … Read More
Vintage 1920’s to 1940’s old stock rayon ribbon in a cherry red color. It is a very fine faille weave with a slight raised stripe pattern. Suitable for costuming, millinery or other sewing craft projects. I had it off the … Read More
Vintage 1920’s Art Deco woven trim embellishment. It is a pretty design braid or ribbon suitable for sewing crafts making. It is 5/8″ wide x 37″ long. Wonderful unused condition.
Early 1900’s unused insertion lace yardage. A pretty cotton lace, in an off white color, suitable for many types of sewing projects including children and adult clothing. Even for doll costuming. The lace is 6-1/2 yards long x 3/4″ wide. … Read More
1920’s 1930’s vintage brown rayon ribbon on the original spool. Remaining yardage on the spool is 5 yards long x 3/8″ wide. One yard has been cut and does have a tiny bit of damage to the one end. This … Read More
Are you interested in research of vintage sewing notions? The label of this old bias seam binding is dated 1922. Still in the original wrapper of cellophane, the graphic label is Cream Of The Mill. Possibly a Corticelli brand name, … Read More