A sweet home sewn white cotton dress for a vintage 1920’s doll. Made of batiste fabric, the dress features a stand up lace collar, long sleeves with lace at the cuff, button to waist at the back plus insertion lace … Read More
A beautiful tambour needlelace embroidery tulle net dresser runner. Vintage from the 1920’s, this gorgeous piece may have been part of a bedroom set, which may have included the bedspread. The 1920’s was the heyday for this type of net … Read More
A coffee tradecard featuring a sweet Victorian girl advertising the Dannemiller’s Cordova coffee. This very old company was rooted at Canton, Ohio serving the states of Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Find out more about this product HERE! Sign up … Read More
Here is a lot of old calico and solid color fabric scraps for quilting, sewing and crafting projects. The scrap remnants date from the later 1890’s to about 1920. More pieces are older than later. Prints of dots, stripes, checks, … 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. Find out more about this product … Read More
Fun vintage sewing! An original 1923 Butterick #443 pattern for a 18″ Patsy doll. The pattern includes the coat, hat, dress, hat, jumper, slip, pajamas and apron. Find out more about this product HERE! Sign up HERE for New Arrivals and … Read More
Vintage 1920’s or 1930’s hand embroidered chair antimacassar or vanity dresser set doilies. They are so pretty and would be perfect for a country cottage look. This pretty set of 4 doilies are unused and never laundered. Find out more … Read More
Dating from the 1920’s or 1930’s, two linen placemats, tray clothes or doilies. The pair are embellished with a pretty needle lace trim edging. Suitable for placemats, tray cloth or rectangle shaped doilies for a table, night stand or your … Read More
This 1880’s white bustle train is a beautiful compliment to a 1880’s period dressing gown. It is outstanding and certainly speaks to a more fashionable well-to-do woman of means. I think you will also find the construction very interesting given … Read More
Another pretty early 1900’s lace trimming yardage. It is suitable for dainty sewing or other small scale crafts. The lace would also accept a narrow ribbon for accent. Unused, the white cotton trim is 1 yard 10″ in length. Width … Read More