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Catalog Sunday: Lane Bryant fall, 1936
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Catalog Sunday
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Today it's Chicago Mail Order 1941
August Pattern Showcase
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Hello lovely people. I got some nice bargains this past month and I'd like to share some whit you all :)
November Pattern Showcase
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My sad little Christmas tree. It needs some work. Good morning you lovely people. I know I didn't do a showcase last month. Frankl...
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Catalog Sunday
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This Sunday I have some quaint pattern illustrations from a local mail order catalog. I saw this catalog a few months ago and simply missed ...
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I'm choosing a different blouse pattern.
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Happy Friday one and all! Gee, where to begin! It's been a crazy week. Just got word at work that my department is getting more peo...
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Weekly Etsy Update!!
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Happy Thursday before Christmas! Just wanted to tell you all about some of the new patterns I have listed in my store. I have some 1940...
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Catalog Sunday
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Man, you gotta love those mail order pattern envelopes from the 1940s.
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June Pattern Showcase!!
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I know I've been MIA for a few days. This past weekend I got sick and couldn't do half the things I wanted to. Crumbs. But I'm b...
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April Pattern Showcase!
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Pattern collectors, I need your help!
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I have a bit of a mystery. A challenge, a conundrum for all of you.
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I need a dress to match this purse!
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Wait, isn't that sentence backwards? Not if you sew. Taking a slight pause form Air Raid updates to talk about my latest find. One sleep...
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Etsy Updates! Patterns Galore!
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As I work on a few projects that I''m not ready to post, I thought I could highlight some of my new favorites I've listed in my ...
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Catalog Sunday
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Happy August! This Sunday's crop of images is a little different. Often when I am looking through patterns, I'll come across one wh...
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