I have these three Vogue pattern books from 1964 that I can't seem to find anywhere online. Can anyone share info on their value? I see Vogue pattern books from the era going anywhere from a couple dollars to hundreds. Attached photos show the front as well as one example spread from each.
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The two piece dress is such an easy fashion, it goes all around town. Fitted jacket-blouse has notched accents on lapels and at the bottom. Flared Skirt has four gores. A,below elbow sleeves in this version. B, short sleeves.
Hi! I'm new to this fandom.
I've been searching for a site that will tell me if a pattern is out of print and I can't find anything! I'm sure it's just staring me in the face. Can anyone point me in the right direction, please? Many thanks.
Please can we get a next/previous button when viewing a pattern to see another instead of having to cancel & click on another pattern. I think it would be a lot faster and easier.
Hi i just found out about this page, there is so much content, i love it! but my question is if there are any free paterns here, and if so where can i find them?
Hello! I love this illustration of these vintage dresses, featured on the home screen of this wikia page. Presumably they belong to a sewing pattern, but I can't find any more information on them. Does anyone know what this sewing pattern might be? Thank you! :)
I wish we could search the dress patterns by things like neckline shapes, skirt types, sleeve lengths, etc. It would make things a lot easier, don't you agree? Especially if we could filter out features we didn't want, like empire waistlines or whatever.
Thus IS a vintage pattern page, so I am assuming some people here are into fashion history. I am obsessed with it. There are so many films and T.V. shows that have done great jobs with making costumes historically accurate (Even though technically there is no such thing as 100% historical accuracy if no one is currently alive from the time period to tell us what us accurate and such), but also some that have done far from a good job. In your opinion, what are some if the worst offenders?
Is there a step by step tutorial on how to create a new page that includes adding the photo. I haven't listed new patterns to the Wikia in many months and want to add my new listing but everything has changed and I am totally lost now. I had my setting on visual editor, don't know if that is correct anymore. I just stopped before I created a mess. Please help!
Hello admins, I have a miniature doll pattern, perhaps a sample pattern, with no number. How shall I title the page?
I'd like to had on this wiki a mail order pattern, but this one has no number. What title could I use for it?
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I had issues trying to add my vendor links this evening until about 8:45 PM EST... Then I noticed a new message: "We have migrated your community and all of its content onto new wiki software."
It looks nice! No humongous changes--everything just looks freshened up and clean. I was able to add my vendor links.
The only challenge thus far is my attempt to create a new page. I'm fairly tech-literate, but it seems as though there's no template to use to create a new page.
I have recently bought a rather large lot of vintage sewing patterns. There is one entitled Patron # P001 which was apparently a pattern given for free when you bought "L'Atelier de couture Singer" (I presume this is a French language book). The pattern is dated 1994. Have you heard of others of this type?
How can I buy this pattern:
Butterick 3193 B
There is no add to cart button.
Saw this from youtube: bestdressed but unfortunately she did not link this dress. There is no name or brand, though she did mention it might be from 1950s. Please help!