Vintage early 1900’s old tulle net with lace trim edging embellishment. This pretty trim has been used and removed from a garment but is still very nice usable condition. Ready to use again into another sewing or crafting project. Find … Read More
Vintage from the early 1900’s, a finished edge darn net lace square inset doily mat. Pleasing motif of a wreath with floral tied with bow at the bottom. Narrow crochet border at the edge. White cotton. Find out more about … Read More
A lovely vintage 1920’s hand crochet dress collar in an ecru (beige) color. The collar is made in a lappet style straps with full bib front. Pretty motif and in excellent condition. Possibly little or no usage. Find out more … Read More
A pretty vintage linen tablecloth with plenty of hand cross stitched embroidery. Dating from the 1930’s, maybe 1940’s, the cloth features bold colors of flowers and fruit? in colors of blue, brick red-brown and harvest gold. Find out more about … Read More
So Victorian, the edging of this pretty linen doily is so pretty. The Society Silk round doily with pointed acanthus leaves are embroidered with silk embroidery thread in a pale golden color. Find out more about this product HERE! Sign … Read More
From the early 1900’s, a cadet blue calico fabric doll dress or robe. This sweet garment is home sewn on a treadle sewing machine. The simple dress or dressing gown is made with raglan sleeves. Find out more about this … Read More
Advertising tradecards from the past were a catchy way to attract consumers. Today, these colorful lithographic cards are still as attractive and give insights of another era. This particular card for Bissman & Company features a pretty snowy farmhouse scene. … Read More
A McCall Fancy-Work book mail order needlework catalog. Although the book has no date, the styles suggest it is about 1910. It is 31 pages in black and white print of stenciled goods for embroidery for women, children and household. … Read More
Plain, sturdy and ease of movement describes this woman’s full length old bib apron. Dating from the early 1900’s to 1920’s, of which I lean more after 1910 to 1920. The fabric is a medium weight woven maybe dimity or … Read More
October 1935 Lady’s Home Journal magazine. 138 pages chock full of fashion, home decorating, advertising and articles. Read what everyone was raving about then! For me, the latest fashions are always a heads up! This issue features Vogue patterns for … Read More