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• Doll Clothing Patterns of the Past
• by theclassykidcollection( 7077)
• The earlierst patterns date back to 1860. William Jennings Demorest and Ellen Curtis Demorest began the home sewing pattern industry in 1860 by holding fashion shows in their homes and selling the patterns.... 

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  vintage doll patterns | Simplicity | McCalls | Butterick | doll sewing

• 186 of 207 people found this guide helpful

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• Vintage Pattern Fit and Sizing
• by pins-n-needles( 4283)
• The most wonderful sewing projects can start with a vintage sewing pattern. You can follow the pattern exactly or get creative and interpret yesterday's styles so it coordinates with today's fashions. As an... 

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  vintage | sewing | pattern | fashion | fit

• 126 of 134 people found this guide helpful

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• An Introduction to American Crochet Patterns 1900-1930
• by sugarpinkrose( 1090)
• During the period between 1900-1930, crochet was a popular pastime and for many women it was more than just a hobby; it was an economical means to create linens, dainty laces for their lingerie, yokes for... 

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  The Modern Priscilla | crochet patterns | Needlecraft magazine | The Delineator | The Home Arts Magazine

• 53 of 55 people found this guide helpful

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• Vogue Pattern Company History Dating by Envelope Design
• by vintage4me2( 11367)
• There is nothing like a Vogue Design- Here is a Little History about Vogue Patterns... Vogue patterns started in 1899 as a weekly feature of Vogue magazine. The patterns could be purchased by mail at the... 

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  Vogue Patterns | Vintage Sewing Patterns | Vintage Sewing | High Fashion | Designer Patterns

• 38 of 52 people found this guide helpful

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• Edwardian Fashion Patterns & The Pattern Companies
• by vintage4me2( 11367)
• There is nothing more lovely than an Edwardian Fashion. The details are stunning and were a real outlet for a gentlewoman's creativity. Patterns and embroidery transfers made the ladies in the less... 

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  Edwardian Fashion | WWI Era Sewing Patterns | Vintage Sewing Patterns | Sewing Pattern Companies | Embroidery Transfers

• 34 of 43 people found this guide helpful

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