Vintage sewing and plus size reproduction patterns for the stout woman.
pg 2 lower tight corner "oh, Auntie Em, Auntie Em!"pg 3 LOVE the plaids and check options for the suitLOVE the SHOES!Thanks for sharing! Your day dresses look fab! Glad you got 2 of them finished. I seem to be not finishing much of anything these days.
I look forward to catalogue Sunday all week! I especially love these styles from 1943. It is so nice to be able to see color photos of some of the fabrics to know what was used during those years! Thanks for posting.
Oh, thank you for this! Really interesting peek at everyday fashion.Odd footnote: "Aralac" was a synthetic fiber made from milk protein!
Susannah, thanks for the fabric info. I love learning stuff like that.Debi, I look forward to catalog Sunday all week too! I love thinking about what Im gonna share. Its so much fun!
I think I could live in Pinafores, I really see no problem with that.
pg 2 lower tight corner "oh, Auntie Em, Auntie Em!"
ReplyDeletepg 3 LOVE the plaids and check options for the suit
LOVE the SHOES!
Thanks for sharing!
Your day dresses look fab! Glad you got 2 of them finished. I seem to be not finishing much of anything these days.
I look forward to catalogue Sunday all week! I especially love these styles from 1943. It is so nice to be able to see color photos of some of the fabrics to know what was used during those years! Thanks for posting.
ReplyDeleteOh, thank you for this! Really interesting peek at everyday fashion.
ReplyDeleteOdd footnote: "Aralac" was a synthetic fiber made from milk protein!
Susannah, thanks for the fabric info. I love learning stuff like that.
ReplyDeleteDebi, I look forward to catalog Sunday all week too! I love thinking about what Im gonna share. Its so much fun!
I think I could live in Pinafores, I really see no problem with that.
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