http://TwilightsFancy.ArtFire.com en-us Sat, 21 Nov 2009 18:57:56 MST Sat, 21 Nov 2009 18:57:56 MST http://www.artfire.com/rss/studio/ ArtFire RSS Generator matt@artfire.com (Matthew J Giustino, ArtFire.com) Sat, 21 Nov 2009 18:57:56 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=804599 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=804599"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_280877331_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Misses' Set of Shorts -- V. 1 and 2 shorts have fly front zipper. V. 1 has waistband, yoke and pockets and front tucks. (Wrong side of fabric shows when legs are rolled up.) V. 2 has front buttoned waistband, back elastic waistline casing and piping trim. V. 3 shorts have elastic waistline casing and drawstring at sides. V. 4 wrapped shorts have high cut legs, front waistband fastened in back and back waistband tied in front.Maker: SimplicityNumber: 6357Size: 10, Waist 25Who: Women, Teen GirlsDate on Envelope: 1983Condition: Cut (Please see the pictures for envelope detail. I never claim the pattern to be perfect or mint. They've all got character, one way or another.) ***ENVELOPE IS TORNEnlarge the picture of the back of the pattern for fabric details and size measurements.Sometimes it's far more fun to sew something from another time.Sometimes it's even more fun to update it or make it a little differently to suit your taste.And sometimes the only thing you can do with that totally awesome vintage yardage you have is build an equally awesome vintage garment. But the only way to make it look "right" is to use a pattern it was meant to be used with back in the day.In any case, I hope you have "just the right fabric" to use with this pattern.Always contact me if you have questions. I love to talk sewing and patterns and vintage...and a bunch of other stuff, too! http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=804599 Sat, 21 Nov 2009 18:46:06 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=804584 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=804584"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_1779452534_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Misses' Dress or Tunic and Pants...Designer Fashion -- The top-stitched dress V. 1 or tunic V. 2 with front seam interest has back zipper, high round neckline and short set-in sleeves. Lined dress V. 1 features front slit. The pants V. 2 have elastic waistline casing.Maker: SimplicityNumber: 9358Size: 12, Bust 34Who: Women, Teen GirlsDate on Envelope: 1971Condition: Cut (Please see the pictures for envelope detail. I never claim the pattern to be perfect or mint. They've all got character, one way or another.) ***ENVELOPE IS TORNEnlarge the picture of the back of the pattern for fabric details and size measurements.Sometimes it's far more fun to sew something from another time.Sometimes it's even more fun to update it or make it a little differently to suit your taste.And sometimes the only thing you can do with that totally awesome vintage yardage you have is build an equally awesome vintage garment. But the only way to make it look "right" is to use a pattern it was meant to be used with back in the day.In any case, I hope you have "just the right fabric" to use with this pattern.Always contact me if you have questions. I love to talk sewing and patterns and vintage...and a bunch of other stuff, too! http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=804584 Sat, 21 Nov 2009 18:34:39 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=804569 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=804569"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_1503809896_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Misses' Dress, Belt & Tie -- Very loose-fitting, pleated dress, mid-calf or below mid-calf, has collar, extended shoulders, shoulder pads, blouson bodice, back-button closing, back yoke with forward shoulder seams and long sleeves. A: self-bias binding at neckline. A and C: shaped, self-lined, side-button belt. B: Purchased belt and flower. C: Contrast collar and shaped tie.Maker: ButterickNumber: 3334Size: 12, Bust 34Who: Women, Teen GirlsDate on Envelope: 1985Condition: Uncut (Please see the pictures for envelope detail. I never claim the pattern to be perfect or mint. They've all got character, one way or another.)Enlarge the picture of the back of the pattern for fabric details and size measurements.Sometimes it's far more fun to sew something from another time.Sometimes it's even more fun to update it or make it a little differently to suit your taste.And sometimes the only thing you can do with that totally awesome vintage yardage you have is build an equally awesome vintage garment. But the only way to make it look "right" is to use a pattern it was meant to be used with back in the day.In any case, I hope you have "just the right fabric" to use with this pattern.Always contact me if you have questions. I love to talk sewing and patterns and vintage...and a bunch of other stuff, too! http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=804569 Sat, 21 Nov 2009 18:25:56 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=804553 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=804553"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_915772991_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Dress in Two Lengths and Halter-Dress in Half Sizes...Look Slimmer -- The dress with skirt stitched to shaped bodice above normal waistline has back zipper closing and "V" shaped neckline. Dress V. 1 & 2 has long set-in sleeves gathered to loop and button fastened cuffs. V. 1 has contrasting sleeves. Halter-dress V. 3 ties at back neck. V. 1 is regular length. V. 2 & 3 are ankle length.Maker: SimplicityNumber: 5432Size: 18.5, Bust 41Who: WomenDate on Envelope: 1972Condition: Cut (Please see the pictures for envelope detail. I never claim the pattern to be perfect or mint. They've all got character, one way or another.) ***ENVELOPE IS ROUGH.Enlarge the picture of the back of the pattern for fabric details and size measurements.Sometimes it's far more fun to sew something from another time.Sometimes it's even more fun to update it or make it a little differently to suit your taste.And sometimes the only thing you can do with that totally awesome vintage yardage you have is build an equally awesome vintage garment. But the only way to make it look "right" is to use a pattern it was meant to be used with back in the day.In any case, I hope you have "just the right fabric" to use with this pattern.Always contact me if you have questions. I love to talk sewing and patterns and vintage...and a bunch of other stuff, too! http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=804553 Sat, 21 Nov 2009 18:19:37 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=804547 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=804547"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_206881456_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Misses' and Men's Robe or Jacket and Pants -- Robe or jacket has extended shoulder line, front and back bands, patch pockets and tie belt. Pants (without side seams) have braid drawstring in waistline casing. Men's pants have fly front opening.Maker: McCall'sNumber: 2735Size: Medium, Bust 36-38Who: Men, Women, TeensDate on Envelope: 1986Condition: Uncut (Please see the pictures for envelope detail. I never claim the pattern to be perfect or mint. They've all got character, one way or another.)Enlarge the picture of the back of the pattern for fabric details and size measurements.Sometimes it's far more fun to sew something from another time.Sometimes it's even more fun to update it or make it a little differently to suit your taste.And sometimes the only thing you can do with that totally awesome vintage yardage you have is build an equally awesome vintage garment. But the only way to make it look "right" is to use a pattern it was meant to be used with back in the day.In any case, I hope you have "just the right fabric" to use with this pattern.Always contact me if you have questions. I love to talk sewing and patterns and vintage...and a bunch of other stuff, too! http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=804547 Sat, 21 Nov 2009 18:09:45 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=804527 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=804527"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_33374202_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Misses' Jacket and Dress -- Loose-fitting unlined jacket has shaped hemline, extended shoulders and topstitch trim. Very loose-fitting dress three inches below mid-knee has shaped band at upper edge, self shoulder straps, side seam pockets and topstitch trim.Maker: See & Sew by ButterickNumber: 3821Size: 8-10-12, Bust 31.5-32.5-34Who: Women, Teen GirlsDate on Envelope: None, but it was found with others from the 1980s. The capped sleeves and hairstyle seem to be from the early 1980s.Condition: Cut (Please see the pictures for envelope detail. I never claim the pattern to be perfect or mint. They've all got character, one way or another.) ***ENVELOPE IS IN BAD SHAPE.Enlarge the picture of the back of the pattern for fabric details and size measurements.Sometimes it's far more fun to sew something from another time.Sometimes it's even more fun to update it or make it a little differently to suit your taste.And sometimes the only thing you can do with that totally awesome vintage yardage you have is build an equally awesome vintage garment. But the only way to make it look "right" is to use a pattern it was meant to be used with back in the day.In any case, I hope you have "just the right fabric" to use with this pattern.Always contact me if you have questions. I love to talk sewing and patterns and vintage...and a bunch of other stuff, too! http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=804527 Fri, 20 Nov 2009 16:08:15 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=798960 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=798960"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_1815332726_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Misses' and Junior Dress in Two Versions or Top and Pants -- A-line dress with short raglan sleeves, long torso dress or top with long raglan sleeves and pants. Either dress or top, fitted by French darts in front and vertical back darts, have faced necks, center back zippers, sleeves with shoulder darts. Dresses have patch pockets. Long torso dress has box pleated skirt sewn to bodice and stitch trim. A-line dress has purchased belt. Top has interfaced, self fabric belt with novelty buckle. Pants are gathered at waistline by elastic in casing.Maker: McCall'sNumber: 2203Size: 12, Bust 34Who: Women, Teen GirlsDate on Envelope: 1969Condition: Cut (Please see the pictures for envelope detail. I never claim the pattern to be perfect or mint. They've all got character, one way or another.)Enlarge the picture of the back of the pattern for fabric details and size measurements.Sometimes it's far more fun to sew something from another time.Sometimes it's even more fun to update it or make it a little differently to suit your taste.And sometimes the only thing you can do with that totally awesome vintage yardage you have is build an equally awesome vintage garment. But the only way to make it look "right" is to use a pattern it was meant to be used with back in the day.In any case, I hope you have "just the right fabric" to use with this pattern.Always contact me if you have questions. I love to talk sewing and patterns and vintage...and a bunch of other stuff, too! http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=798960 Fri, 20 Nov 2009 16:06:45 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=798935 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=798935"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_1633534498_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Misses' and Junior Dress in Two Versions or Top and Pants -- A-line dress with short raglan sleeves, long torso dress or top with long raglan sleeves and pants. Either dress or top, fitted by French darts in front and vertical back darts, have faced necks, center back zippers, sleeves with shoulder darts. Dresses have patch pockets. Long torso dress has box pleated skirt sewn to bodice and stitch trim. A-line dress has purchased belt. Top has interfaced, self fabric belt with novelty buckle. Pants are gathered at waistline by elastic in casing.Maker: McCall'sNumber: 2203Size: 12, Bust 34Who: Women, Teen GirlsDate on Envelope: 1969Condition: Cut (Please see the pictures for envelope detail. I never claim the pattern to be perfect or mint. They've all got character, one way or another.)Enlarge the picture of the back of the pattern for fabric details and size measurements.Sometimes it's far more fun to sew something from another time.Sometimes it's even more fun to update it or make it a little differently to suit your taste.And sometimes the only thing you can do with that totally awesome vintage yardage you have is build an equally awesome vintage garment. But the only way to make it look "right" is to use a pattern it was meant to be used with back in the day.In any case, I hope you have "just the right fabric" to use with this pattern.Always contact me if you have questions. I love to talk sewing and patterns and vintage...and a bunch of other stuff, too! http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=798935 Fri, 20 Nov 2009 16:00:51 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=798819 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=798819"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_908613172_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Misses' Blouse, Skirt in Two Lengths and Sash -- Double breasted blouse, buttoning at the waist, with large, rounded collar and rever. The two piece sleeves are tapered to the wrist. The wrap skirt tapers at the hem, the right front is pleated into the shaped waistband, the left front is flat with one dart. Double buttons fasten the skirt at the waist. Model 1 is mid calf length with a sash. Model 2 is just above knee length and has a self fabric belt.Maker: StyleNumber: 1619Size: 8-10-12, Bust 31.5-32.5-34Who: Women, Teen GirlsDate on Envelope: 1988Condition: Uncut (Please see the pictures for envelope detail. I never claim the pattern to be perfect or mint. They've all got character, one way or another.)Enlarge the picture of the back of the pattern for fabric details and size measurements.Sometimes it's far more fun to sew something from another time.Sometimes it's even more fun to update it or make it a little differently to suit your taste.And sometimes the only thing you can do with that totally awesome vintage yardage you have is build an equally awesome vintage garment. But the only way to make it look "right" is to use a pattern it was meant to be used with back in the day.In any case, I hope you have "just the right fabric" to use with this pattern.Always contact me if you have questions. I love to talk sewing and patterns and vintage...and a bunch of other stuff, too! http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=798819 Fri, 20 Nov 2009 15:59:22 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=798781 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=798781"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_582343846_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Misses' Blouse, Skirt in Two Lengths and Sash -- Double breasted blouse, buttoning at the waist, with large, rounded collar and rever. The two piece sleeves are tapered to the wrist. The wrap skirt tapers at the hem, the right front is pleated into the shaped waistband, the left front is flat with one dart. Double buttons fasten the skirt at the waist. Model 1 is mid calf length with a sash. Model 2 is just above knee length and has a self fabric belt.Maker: StyleNumber: 1619Size: 14-16-18, Bust 36-38-40Who: Women, Teen GirlsDate on Envelope: 1988Condition: Uncut (Please see the pictures for envelope detail. I never claim the pattern to be perfect or mint. They've all got character, one way or another.)Enlarge the picture of the back of the pattern for fabric details and size measurements.Sometimes it's far more fun to sew something from another time.Sometimes it's even more fun to update it or make it a little differently to suit your taste.And sometimes the only thing you can do with that totally awesome vintage yardage you have is build an equally awesome vintage garment. But the only way to make it look "right" is to use a pattern it was meant to be used with back in the day.In any case, I hope you have "just the right fabric" to use with this pattern.Always contact me if you have questions. I love to talk sewing and patterns and vintage...and a bunch of other stuff, too! http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=798781 Fri, 20 Nov 2009 10:39:36 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=451430 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=451430"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_312535479_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Amount: 20Length: 8mmWidth: 16mmColor: Royal Blue and ClearShape: Discus SpacerDetails: The color is only around the centerThese glass beads vary in size within a few millimeters per group. They match each other well even though theyre varied. Ive made beautiful necklaces from some of them, but theres just no way I can make enough to use them all up.So here they are for you to enjoy. If you need more than 20, please contact me. Ive got many more than what Ive listed here.I took one picture with a light underneath to show how transparent (or not) they are. The other photo has no light underneath and is perhaps a better guide for what theyd look like while being worn. The nickel is for size reference. Its not included with the beads, sorry.Please check my other listings for other lampwork beads in many colors. Have a wonderful day! http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=451430 Wed, 18 Nov 2009 19:02:55 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791942 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791942"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_108487958_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Lightweight and soft to the touch, the brown corduroy I used for this fun purse is the color of my favorite food: chocolate! Two stripes of beaded crochet trim fly across the front and the brown strap is long enough to sling over your shoulder or all the way across your body.Dimensions: 8" x 8.5" x 1"Strap Length: 47" (23.5" from top of purse to shoulder)Fabric Type(s): CorduroyClosure: ZipperWallets, sunglasses, cell phones, all the usual small stuff will fit just fine. I reinforced the stitching where the strap attaches and the bottom corners for extra durability and all of the inner edges are overlocked to combat fraying.This purse is not lined and does not have interior or exterior pockets, but I'm considering those extra features in future designs. The sunglasses are used for scale only and are not included with the purchase of this purse. Same goes for the girl and her clothes...and my backyard, too, for that matter!I've been using the very first purse I made from this pattern and am absolutely stunned at how much will fit in there. I even got a small bottle of water in it, which thrilled me because I'd done the gusseting on the bottom as an experiment to see if the purse would hold a little more and boy oh boy, it sure did.The purse you see in the pictures is what will arrive in your mailbox. If there are further questions about it that you'd like answered, please contact me. http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791942 Wed, 18 Nov 2009 18:51:56 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791914 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791914"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_688054931_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> I couldn't resist keeping this purse nice and simple. Just a stripe of olive green and black across textured reddish orange fabric. The long black strap can be worn across your body or over one shoulder.Dimensions: 8" x 8.5" x 1"Strap Length: 48" (24" from top of purse to shoulder)Fabric Type(s): Textured NylonClosure: ZipperWallets, sunglasses, cell phones, all the usual small stuff will fit just fine. I reinforced the stitching where the strap attaches and the bottom corners for extra durability and all of the inner edges are overlocked to combat fraying.This purse is not lined and does not have interior or exterior pockets, but I'm considering those extra features in future designs. The sunglasses are used for scale only and are not included with the purchase of this purse. Same goes for the girl and her clothes...and my backyard, too, for that matter!I've been using the very first purse I made from this pattern and am absolutely stunned at how much will fit in there. I even got a small bottle of water in it, which thrilled me because I'd done the gusseting on the bottom as an experiment to see if the purse would hold a little more and boy oh boy, it sure did.The purse you see in the pictures is what will arrive in your mailbox. If there are further questions about it that you'd like answered, please contact me. http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791914 Wed, 18 Nov 2009 18:47:23 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791895 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791895"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_1332285314_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> The black fabric is fuzzy and soft and is pinstriped with gray. More silvery gray trim creates two stripes across the front and is also used for the strap. It is long enough to wear over your shoulder or across your body.Dimensions: 8" x 8.5" x 1"Strap Length: 48" (24" from top of purse to shoulder)Fabric Type(s): Upholstery VelourClosure: ZipperWallets, sunglasses, cell phones, all the usual small stuff will fit just fine. I reinforced the stitching where the strap attaches and the bottom corners for extra durability and all of the inner edges are overlocked to combat fraying.This purse is not lined and does not have interior or exterior pockets, but I'm considering those extra features in future designs. The sunglasses are used for scale only and are not included with the purchase of this purse. Same goes for the girl and her clothes...and my backyard, too, for that matter!I've been using the very first purse I made from this pattern and am absolutely stunned at how much will fit in there. I even got a small bottle of water in it, which thrilled me because I'd done the gusseting on the bottom as an experiment to see if the purse would hold a little more and boy oh boy, it sure did.The purse you see in the pictures is what will arrive in your mailbox. If there are further questions about it that you'd like answered, please contact me. http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791895 Wed, 18 Nov 2009 18:42:05 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791872 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791872"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_1439638083_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> I built the long strap of this purse using orange and olive green grosgrain ribbon for a fun two-tone effect. It's also so long that you can wear it across your body or just over one shoulder if you'd like. The reddish orange fabric is textured with wrinkles and more grosgrain ribbon stripes across the front.Dimensions: 8" x 8.5" x 1"Strap Length: 50" (25" from top of purse to shoulder)Fabric Type(s): Textured NylonClosure: ZipperWallets, sunglasses, cell phones, all the usual small stuff will fit just fine. I reinforced the stitching where the strap attaches and the bottom corners for extra durability and all of the inner edges are overlocked to combat fraying.This purse is not lined and does not have interior or exterior pockets, but I'm considering those extra features in future designs. The sunglasses are used for scale only and are not included with the purchase of this purse. Same goes for the girl and her clothes...and my backyard, too, for that matter!I've been using the very first purse I made from this pattern and am absolutely stunned at how much will fit in there. I even got a small bottle of water in it, which thrilled me because I'd done the gusseting on the bottom as an experiment to see if the purse would hold a little more and boy oh boy, it sure did.The purse you see in the pictures is what will arrive in your mailbox. If there are further questions about it that you'd like answered, please contact me. http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791872 Wed, 18 Nov 2009 18:32:26 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791826 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791826"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_101448439_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> I couldn't just leave that last blue scrap sitting there on my table, I had to make it into a small purse, perhaps for a little girl. It can be worn over your shoulder or across your body if you'd like. Turquoise bias tape creates stripes across the blue fabric in frontDimensions: 7" x 9" x 1"Strap Length: 41" (20.5" from top of purse to shoulder)Fabric Type(s): ChenilleClosure: ZipperWallets, sunglasses, cell phones, all the usual small stuff will fit just fine. I reinforced the stitching where the strap attaches and the bottom corners for extra durability and all of the inner edges are overlocked to combat fraying.This purse is not lined and does not have interior or exterior pockets, but I'm considering those extra features in future designs. The sunglasses are used for scale only and are not included with the purchase of this purse. Same goes for the girl and her clothes...and my backyard, too, for that matter!I've been using the very first purse I made from this pattern and am absolutely stunned at how much will fit in there. I even got a small bottle of water in it, which thrilled me because I'd done the gusseting on the bottom as an experiment to see if the purse would hold a little more and boy oh boy, it sure did.The purse you see in the pictures is what will arrive in your mailbox. If there are further questions about it that you'd like answered, please contact me. http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791826 Wed, 18 Nov 2009 18:23:27 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791803 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791803"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_859457293_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> I built the long strap of this purse using olive green grosgrain ribbon just for fun. It's also long enough to wear over your shoulder or even across your body if you prefer. I put an olive green stripe of ribbon across the front of the textured reddish orange fabric.Dimensions: 8" x 8.5" x 1"Strap Length: 50" (25" from top of purse to shoulder)Fabric Type(s): Closure: ZipperWallets, sunglasses, cell phones, all the usual small stuff will fit just fine. I reinforced the stitching where the strap attaches and the bottom corners for extra durability and all of the inner edges are overlocked to combat fraying.This purse is not lined and does not have interior or exterior pockets, but I'm considering those extra features in future designs. The sunglasses are used for scale only and are not included with the purchase of this purse. Same goes for the girl and her clothes...and my backyard, too, for that matter!I've been using the very first purse I made from this pattern and am absolutely stunned at how much will fit in there. I even got a small bottle of water in it, which thrilled me because I'd done the gusseting on the bottom as an experiment to see if the purse would hold a little more and boy oh boy, it sure did.The purse you see in the pictures is what will arrive in your mailbox. If there are further questions about it that you'd like answered, please contact me. http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791803 Wed, 18 Nov 2009 18:16:22 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791783 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791783"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_312159598_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> I love corduroy. It's soft and fuzzy and just plain yummy to the touch. I used brown and some fun striped corduroy for this purse and added a few layers of ribbon and beaded crocheted trim across the front. The bright turquoise strap is so long that you can wear it over your shoulder regularly or across your body if you'd like.Dimensions: 8" x 8.5" x 1"Strap Length: 46" (23" from top of purse to shoulder)Fabric Type(s): CorduroyClosure: ZipperWallets, sunglasses, cell phones, all the usual small stuff will fit just fine. I reinforced the stitching where the strap attaches and the bottom corners for extra durability and all of the inner edges are overlocked to combat fraying.This purse is not lined and does not have interior or exterior pockets, but I'm considering those extra features in future designs. The sunglasses are used for scale only and are not included with the purchase of this purse. Same goes for the girl and her clothes...and my backyard, too, for that matter!I've been using the very first purse I made from this pattern and am absolutely stunned at how much will fit in there. I even got a small bottle of water in it, which thrilled me because I'd done the gusseting on the bottom as an experiment to see if the purse would hold a little more and boy oh boy, it sure did.The purse you see in the pictures is what will arrive in your mailbox. If there are further questions about it that you'd like answered, please contact me. http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791783 Wed, 18 Nov 2009 18:08:47 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791767 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791767"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_1231828529_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Fuzzy and soft to the touch, this fun black purse has silvery gray pinstripes and two slashes of braided trim across the front. I also used the trim as a strap so long that you can wear the purse across your body or normally over one shoulder.Dimensions: 8" x 8.5" x 1"Strap Length: 48" (24" from top of purse to shoulder)Fabric Type(s): Upholstery VelourClosure: ZipperWallets, sunglasses, cell phones, all the usual small stuff will fit just fine. I reinforced the stitching where the strap attaches and the bottom corners for extra durability and all of the inner edges are overlocked to combat fraying.This purse is not lined and does not have interior or exterior pockets, but I'm considering those extra features in future designs. The sunglasses are used for scale only and are not included with the purchase of this purse. Same goes for the girl and her clothes...and my backyard, too, for that matter!I've been using the very first purse I made from this pattern and am absolutely stunned at how much will fit in there. I even got a small bottle of water in it, which thrilled me because I'd done the gusseting on the bottom as an experiment to see if the purse would hold a little more and boy oh boy, it sure did.The purse you see in the pictures is what will arrive in your mailbox. If there are further questions about it that you'd like answered, please contact me. http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791767 Wed, 18 Nov 2009 18:02:32 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791753 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791753"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_747057953_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> While goofing off in my sewing room, I created this fun brown corduroy purse. The beaded crocheted trim is layered onto beige grosgrain ribbon and then fastened to the front of the purse. I built the strap long so that you can wear this purse across your shoulder or just over it.Dimensions: 8" x 8.5" x 1"Strap Length: 46" (23" from top of purse to shoulder)Fabric Type(s): CorduroyClosure: ZipperWallets, sunglasses, cell phones, all the usual small stuff will fit just fine. I reinforced the stitching where the strap attaches and the bottom corners for extra durability and all of the inner edges are overlocked to combat fraying.This purse is not lined and does not have interior or exterior pockets, but I'm considering those extra features in future designs. The sunglasses are used for scale only and are not included with the purchase of this purse. Same goes for the girl and her clothes...and my backyard, too, for that matter!I've been using the very first purse I made from this pattern and am absolutely stunned at how much will fit in there. I even got a small bottle of water in it, which thrilled me because I'd done the gusseting on the bottom as an experiment to see if the purse would hold a little more and boy oh boy, it sure did.The purse you see in the pictures is what will arrive in your mailbox. If there are further questions about it that you'd like answered, please contact me. http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791753 Wed, 18 Nov 2009 17:53:40 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791726 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791726"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_2135693696_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> I built a super long olive green ribbon strap on this one so it's really easy to wear across your chest, and yet still works well over one shoulder as usual. I matched the green and added some blue across the front of this fun purse.Dimensions: 8" x 8.5" x 1"Strap Length: 51" (25.5" from top of purse to shoulder)Fabric Type(s): Textured NylonClosure: ZipperWallets, sunglasses, cell phones, all the usual small stuff will fit just fine. I reinforced the stitching where the strap attaches and the bottom corners for extra durability and all of the inner edges are overlocked to combat fraying.This purse is not lined and does not have interior or exterior pockets, but I'm considering those extra features in future designs. The sunglasses are used for scale only and are not included with the purchase of this purse. Same goes for the girl and her clothes...and my backyard, too, for that matter!I've been using the very first purse I made from this pattern and am absolutely stunned at how much will fit in there. I even got a small bottle of water in it, which thrilled me because I'd done the gusseting on the bottom as an experiment to see if the purse would hold a little more and boy oh boy, it sure did.The purse you see in the pictures is what will arrive in your mailbox. If there are further questions about it that you'd like answered, please contact me. http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791726 Wed, 18 Nov 2009 16:20:34 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791511 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791511"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_1433421643_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Simple embroidered vines curve across gray ribbon on beige across the front of this sweet brown corduroy purse. Nice and simple. The strap is long enough to sling over your shoulder or even across your body.Dimensions: 8" x 8.5" x 1"Strap Length: X" (X" from top of purse to shoulder)Fabric Type(s): CorduroyClosure: ZipperWallets, sunglasses, cell phones, all the usual small stuff will fit just fine. I reinforced the stitching where the strap attaches and the bottom corners for extra durability and all of the inner edges are overlocked to combat fraying.This purse is not lined and does not have interior or exterior pockets, but I'm considering those extra features in future designs. The sunglasses are used for scale only and are not included with the purchase of this purse. Same goes for the girl and her clothes...and my backyard, too, for that matter!I've been using the very first purse I made from this pattern and am absolutely stunned at how much will fit in there. I even got a small bottle of water in it, which thrilled me because I'd done the gusseting on the bottom as an experiment to see if the purse would hold a little more and boy oh boy, it sure did.The purse you see in the pictures is what will arrive in your mailbox. If there are further questions about it that you'd like answered, please contact me. http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791511 Wed, 18 Nov 2009 16:12:54 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791494 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791494"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_659304527_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> There's a lot of crazy floral goodness on this fun purse and blue bias tape creates a geometric pattern on the front. The long strap makes it possible to wear this purse on one shoulder or across your body if you'd like.Dimensions: 8" x 8.5" x 1"Strap Length: 43" (21.5" from top of purse to shoulder)Fabric Type(s): CanvasClosure: ZipperWallets, sunglasses, cell phones, all the usual small stuff will fit just fine. I reinforced the stitching where the strap attaches and the bottom corners for extra durability and all of the inner edges are overlocked to combat fraying.This purse is not lined and does not have interior or exterior pockets, but I'm considering those extra features in future designs. The sunglasses are used for scale only and are not included with the purchase of this purse. Same goes for the girl and her clothes...and my backyard, too, for that matter!I've been using the very first purse I made from this pattern and am absolutely stunned at how much will fit in there. I even got a small bottle of water in it, which thrilled me because I'd done the gusseting on the bottom as an experiment to see if the purse would hold a little more and boy oh boy, it sure did.The purse you see in the pictures is what will arrive in your mailbox. If there are further questions about it that you'd like answered, please contact me. http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791494 Wed, 18 Nov 2009 16:04:42 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791478 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791478"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_1019420619_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> The bright blue strap on this fun purse is long enough to wear over your shoulder or across your body. The red orange nylon is textured like wrinkles to add interest and stripes of ribbon decorate the front.Dimensions: 8" x 8.5" x 1"Strap Length: 45" (22.5" from top of purse to shoulder)Fabric Type(s): Textured NylonClosure: ZipperWallets, sunglasses, cell phones, all the usual small stuff will fit just fine. I reinforced the stitching where the strap attaches and the bottom corners for extra durability and all of the inner edges are overlocked to combat fraying.This purse is not lined and does not have interior or exterior pockets, but I'm considering those extra features in future designs. The sunglasses are used for scale only and are not included with the purchase of this purse. Same goes for the girl and her clothes...and my backyard, too, for that matter!I've been using the very first purse I made from this pattern and am absolutely stunned at how much will fit in there. I even got a small bottle of water in it, which thrilled me because I'd done the gusseting on the bottom as an experiment to see if the purse would hold a little more and boy oh boy, it sure did.The purse you see in the pictures is what will arrive in your mailbox. If there are further questions about it that you'd like answered, please contact me. http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791478 Wed, 18 Nov 2009 15:59:11 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791463 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791463"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_89531374_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> This sweet purse is made brown corduroy with an olive green strap long enough to be worn over your shoulder or across your body if you'd prefer. A single stripe of ribbon with beaded trim flies across the front.Dimensions: 8" x 8.5" x 1"Strap Length: 42" (21" from top of purse to shoulder)Fabric Type(s): CorduroyClosure: ZipperWallets, sunglasses, cell phones, all the usual small stuff will fit just fine. I reinforced the stitching where the strap attaches and the bottom corners for extra durability and all of the inner edges are overlocked to combat fraying.This purse is not lined and does not have interior or exterior pockets, but I'm considering those extra features in future designs. The sunglasses are used for scale only and are not included with the purchase of this purse. Same goes for the girl and her clothes...and my backyard, too, for that matter!I've been using the very first purse I made from this pattern and am absolutely stunned at how much will fit in there. I even got a small bottle of water in it, which thrilled me because I'd done the gusseting on the bottom as an experiment to see if the purse would hold a little more and boy oh boy, it sure did.The purse you see in the pictures is what will arrive in your mailbox. If there are further questions about it that you'd like answered, please contact me. http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791463 Wed, 18 Nov 2009 15:46:53 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791426 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791426"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_1679043108_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Just a simple double layer of olive green and burgundy ribbon stripe across this fun reddish orange purse. The long brown strap can be worn across your body or regularly over one shoulder. The choice is yours.Dimensions: 8" x 8.5" x 1"Strap Length: 48" (24" from top of purse to shoulder)Fabric Type(s): Textured NylonClosure: ZipperWallets, sunglasses, cell phones, all the usual small stuff will fit just fine. I reinforced the stitching where the strap attaches and the bottom corners for extra durability and all of the inner edges are overlocked to combat fraying.This purse is not lined and does not have interior or exterior pockets, but I'm considering those extra features in future designs. The sunglasses are used for scale only and are not included with the purchase of this purse. Same goes for the girl and her clothes...and my backyard, too, for that matter!I've been using the very first purse I made from this pattern and am absolutely stunned at how much will fit in there. I even got a small bottle of water in it, which thrilled me because I'd done the gusseting on the bottom as an experiment to see if the purse would hold a little more and boy oh boy, it sure did.The purse you see in the pictures is what will arrive in your mailbox. If there are further questions about it that you'd like answered, please contact me. http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791426 Wed, 18 Nov 2009 15:39:52 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791411 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791411"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_307404047_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Lacy beaded trim shoots stripes across brown corduroy and turquoise and blue stripes shoot across the top of the purse also in corduroy. The turquoise strap is so long that you can wear it over one shoulder or across your body if you'd like.Dimensions: 8" x 8.5" x 1"Strap Length: 45" (22.5" from top of purse to shoulder)Fabric Type(s): CorduroyClosure: ZipperWallets, sunglasses, cell phones, all the usual small stuff will fit just fine. I reinforced the stitching where the strap attaches and the bottom corners for extra durability and all of the inner edges are overlocked to combat fraying.This purse is not lined and does not have interior or exterior pockets, but I'm considering those extra features in future designs. The sunglasses are used for scale only and are not included with the purchase of this purse. Same goes for the girl and her clothes...and my backyard, too, for that matter!I've been using the very first purse I made from this pattern and am absolutely stunned at how much will fit in there. I even got a small bottle of water in it, which thrilled me because I'd done the gusseting on the bottom as an experiment to see if the purse would hold a little more and boy oh boy, it sure did.The purse you see in the pictures is what will arrive in your mailbox. If there are further questions about it that you'd like answered, please contact me. http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791411 Wed, 18 Nov 2009 15:33:27 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791402 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791402"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_1570415230_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Lots and lots of tiny flowers in blue, lavender and yellow cluster over white on this fun purse. A stripe of floral lace decorates the front and the strap is long enough to wear over your shoulder or across your body.Dimensions: 8" x 8.5" x 1"Strap Length: 46" (23" from top of purse to shoulder)Fabric Type(s): Lightweight Cotton CanvasClosure: ZipperWallets, sunglasses, cell phones, all the usual small stuff will fit just fine. I reinforced the stitching where the strap attaches and the bottom corners for extra durability and all of the inner edges are overlocked to combat fraying.This purse is not lined and does not have interior or exterior pockets, but I'm considering those extra features in future designs. The sunglasses are used for scale only and are not included with the purchase of this purse. Same goes for the girl and her clothes...and my backyard, too, for that matter!I've been using the very first purse I made from this pattern and am absolutely stunned at how much will fit in there. I even got a small bottle of water in it, which thrilled me because I'd done the gusseting on the bottom as an experiment to see if the purse would hold a little more and boy oh boy, it sure did.The purse you see in the pictures is what will arrive in your mailbox. If there are further questions about it that you'd like answered, please contact me. http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791402 Wed, 18 Nov 2009 15:30:36 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791397 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791397"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_854444750_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> This fun purse is made from soft and fuzzy brown corduroy with two layers of ribbon embroidered together. Nice and simple. I made the strap long so that you can wear it over one shoulder or across your body if you'd like.Dimensions: 8" x 8.5" x 1"Strap Length: 46" (23" from top of purse to shoulder)Fabric Type(s): CorduroyClosure: ZipperWallets, sunglasses, cell phones, all the usual small stuff will fit just fine. I reinforced the stitching where the strap attaches and the bottom corners for extra durability and all of the inner edges are overlocked to combat fraying.This purse is not lined and does not have interior or exterior pockets, but I'm considering those extra features in future designs. The sunglasses are used for scale only and are not included with the purchase of this purse. Same goes for the girl and her clothes...and my backyard, too, for that matter!I've been using the very first purse I made from this pattern and am absolutely stunned at how much will fit in there. I even got a small bottle of water in it, which thrilled me because I'd done the gusseting on the bottom as an experiment to see if the purse would hold a little more and boy oh boy, it sure did.The purse you see in the pictures is what will arrive in your mailbox. If there are further questions about it that you'd like answered, please contact me. http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=791397 Tue, 17 Nov 2009 17:40:09 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=788687 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=788687"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_448499841_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> This fun purse is handmade from brown corduroy with a layered ribbon and beaded trim stripe across the front. The turquoise strap is long enough to sling over your shoulder normally or diagonally across your body if you'd like. Dimensions: 8" x 8.5" x 1"Strap Length: 38" (19" from top of purse to shoulder)Fabric Type(s): CorduroyClosure: ZipperWallets, sunglasses, cell phones, all the usual small stuff will fit just fine. I reinforced the stitching where the strap attaches and the bottom corners for extra durability and all of the inner edges are overlocked to combat fraying.This purse is not lined and does not have interior or exterior pockets, but I'm considering those extra features in future designs. The sunglasses are used for scale only and are not included with the purchase of this purse. Same goes for the girl and her clothes...and my backyard, too, for that matter!I've been using the very first purse I made from this pattern and am absolutely stunned at how much will fit in there. I even got a small bottle of water in it, which thrilled me because I'd done the gusseting on the bottom as an experiment to see if the purse would hold a little more and boy oh boy, it sure did.The purse you see in the pictures is what will arrive in your mailbox. If there are further questions about it that you'd like answered, please contact me. http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=788687 Tue, 17 Nov 2009 17:26:00 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=788551 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=788551"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_1514704406_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Burnt Orange textured fabric with grosgrain ribbon, some even printed with various multi-colored designs within squares on a base of olive green. The strap is long enough to go over your shoulder regularly or across your body. And yes, I used the same printed ribbon to make the strap, too. I had fun like that.Dimensions: 8" x 8.5" x 1"Strap Length: 48" (24" from top of purse to shoulder)Fabric Type(s): Textured NylonClosure: ZipperWallets, sunglasses, cell phones, all the usual small stuff will fit just fine. I reinforced the stitching where the strap attaches and the bottom corners for extra durability and all of the inner edges are overlocked to combat fraying.This purse is not lined and does not have interior or exterior pockets, but I'm considering those extra features in future designs. The sunglasses are used for scale only and are not included with the purchase of this purse. Same goes for the girl and her clothes...and my backyard, too, for that matter!I've been using the very first purse I made from this pattern and am absolutely stunned at how much will fit in there. I even got a small bottle of water in it, which thrilled me because I'd done the gusseting on the bottom as an experiment to see if the purse would hold a little more and boy oh boy, it sure did.The purse you see in the pictures is what will arrive in your mailbox. If there are further questions about it that you'd like answered, please contact me. http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=788551 Tue, 17 Nov 2009 12:48:29 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=786245 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=786245"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_1104594664_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Misses' Skirt in Three Lengths -- Skirts have center-back zipper and soft pleats sewn down at top. Model 1 is floor length, Model 3 above knee length and Models 2, 4 and 5 are mid-calf length. Model 5 is in border print fabric and Model 4 is in a border lace fabric with lining.Maker: StyleNumber: 1419Size: 10-12-14, Bust 32.5-34-36Who: Women, Teen GirlsDate on Envelope: 1988Condition: Uncut (Please see the pictures for envelope detail. I never claim the pattern to be perfect or mint. They've all got character, one way or another.)Enlarge the picture of the back of the pattern for fabric details and size measurements.Sometimes it's far more fun to sew something from another time.Sometimes it's even more fun to update it or make it a little differently to suit your taste.And sometimes the only thing you can do with that totally awesome vintage yardage you have is build an equally awesome vintage garment. But the only way to make it look "right" is to use a pattern it was meant to be used with back in the day.In any case, I hope you have "just the right fabric" to use with this pattern.Always contact me if you have questions. I love to talk sewing and patterns and vintage...and a bunch of other stuff, too! http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=786245 Tue, 17 Nov 2009 12:43:24 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=786230 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=786230"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_185575065_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Maternity Blouse and Pants -- Loose-fitting, buttoned blouse A, B or C has collar with neckband, self-lined back yoke with forward shoulder seams, extended shoulders, patch pockets, shirttail hemline, machine-stitched hem and top-stitch trim; long sleeves are pleated to buttoned cuffs. Blouse A or B is buttoned or tied back. Blouse C has lapped back. Note: Wrong side of fabric will show when the sleeve is rolled up. Pull-on pants have elastic in waistline casing and machine-stitched hems.Maker: McCall'sNumber: 2872Size: Small, 10-12, Bust 32.5-34Who: WomenDate on Envelope: 1986Condition: Cut (Please see the pictures for envelope detail. I never claim the pattern to be perfect or mint. They've all got character, one way or another.)Enlarge the picture of the back of the pattern for fabric details and size measurements.Sometimes it's far more fun to sew something from another time.Sometimes it's even more fun to update it or make it a little differently to suit your taste.And sometimes the only thing you can do with that totally awesome vintage yardage you have is build an equally awesome vintage garment. But the only way to make it look "right" is to use a pattern it was meant to be used with back in the day.In any case, I hope you have "just the right fabric" to use with this pattern.Always contact me if you have questions. I love to talk sewing and patterns and vintage...and a bunch of other stuff, too! http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=786230 Tue, 17 Nov 2009 12:36:49 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=786211 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=786211"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_1293461936_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Misses' Tops by Nancy Zieman -- For knits only. -- Loose fitting pullover tops with shaped front and back yoke in contrast variations has long sleeves with elastic detailing at lower edge or short sleeves with ribbed knit cuffs and neckband; view A has self or purchased collar.Maker: McCall'sNumber: Special Promotional OfferSize: 6-8-10-12-14-16-18-20, Bust 30.5-31.5-32.5-34-36-38-40-42Who: Women, Teen GirlsDate on Envelope: 1994Condition: Uncut (Please see the pictures for envelope detail. I never claim the pattern to be perfect or mint. They've all got character, one way or another.)Enlarge the picture of the back of the pattern for fabric details and size measurements.Sometimes it's far more fun to sew something from another time.Sometimes it's even more fun to update it or make it a little differently to suit your taste.And sometimes the only thing you can do with that totally awesome vintage yardage you have is build an equally awesome vintage garment. But the only way to make it look "right" is to use a pattern it was meant to be used with back in the day.In any case, I hope you have "just the right fabric" to use with this pattern.Always contact me if you have questions. I love to talk sewing and patterns and vintage...and a bunch of other stuff, too! http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=786211 Tue, 17 Nov 2009 12:12:22 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=786161 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=786161"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_12617253_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Misses Jacket, Top and Skirt -- Loose-fitting, unlined, below hip jacket has notched collar, slightly extended shoulders, shoulder pads, pockets and long sleeves rolled-up (wrong side shows). Narrow hem. Loose-fitting, pullover top has back neck slit with button/loop, mock bands and cap sleeves. Narrow hem. Straight skirt, above mid-knee or mid-knee, has waistband, front pleats and back zipper and hemline vent.Maker: ButterickNumber: 6293Size: 12-14-16, Bust 34-36-38Who: Women, Teen GirlsDate on Envelope: 1988Condition: Uncut (Please see the pictures for envelope detail. I never claim the pattern to be perfect or mint. They've all got character, one way or another.)Enlarge the picture of the back of the pattern for fabric details and size measurements.Sometimes it's far more fun to sew something from another time.Sometimes it's even more fun to update it or make it a little differently to suit your taste.And sometimes the only thing you can do with that totally awesome vintage yardage you have is build an equally awesome vintage garment. But the only way to make it look "right" is to use a pattern it was meant to be used with back in the day.In any case, I hope you have "just the right fabric" to use with this pattern.Always contact me if you have questions. I love to talk sewing and patterns and vintage...and a bunch of other stuff, too! http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=786161 Tue, 17 Nov 2009 12:06:22 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=786141 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=786141"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_1251596829_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Misses Go-Everywhere Unlined Jacket, Pullover Top, Skirt and Trousers -- Long loose-fitting jacket has shoulder pads, patch pockets and fastens with one button. Top, with extended shoulders has boat neckline and top-stitched detail. Skirt, with six gores has two inverted pleats at front and back. Trousers are cropped above ankle. Both skirt and trousers fasten with side zipper.Maker: SimplicityNumber: 6785Size: 10-12-14, Bust 32.5-34-36Who: Women, Teen GirlsDate on Envelope: 1985Condition: Uncut (Please see the pictures for envelope detail. I never claim the pattern to be perfect or mint. They've all got character, one way or another.)Enlarge the picture of the back of the pattern for fabric details and size measurements.Sometimes it's far more fun to sew something from another time.Sometimes it's even more fun to update it or make it a little differently to suit your taste.And sometimes the only thing you can do with that totally awesome vintage yardage you have is build an equally awesome vintage garment. But the only way to make it look "right" is to use a pattern it was meant to be used with back in the day.In any case, I hope you have "just the right fabric" to use with this pattern.Always contact me if you have questions. I love to talk sewing and patterns and vintage...and a bunch of other stuff, too! http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=786141 Tue, 17 Nov 2009 12:00:34 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=786120 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=786120"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_1703651500_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Misses Pullover Dress -- Ruffled dress has armhole ruffles and skirt stitched to bodice at elasticized waistline.Maker: SimplicityNumber: 6061Size: 12-14-16, Bust 34-36-38Who: Women, Teen GirlsDate on Envelope: 1983Condition: Uncut (Please see the pictures for envelope detail. I never claim the pattern to be perfect or mint. They've all got character, one way or another.)Enlarge the picture of the back of the pattern for fabric details and size measurements.Sometimes it's far more fun to sew something from another time.Sometimes it's even more fun to update it or make it a little differently to suit your taste.And sometimes the only thing you can do with that totally awesome vintage yardage you have is build an equally awesome vintage garment. But the only way to make it look "right" is to use a pattern it was meant to be used with back in the day.In any case, I hope you have "just the right fabric" to use with this pattern.Always contact me if you have questions. I love to talk sewing and patterns and vintage...and a bunch of other stuff, too! http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=786120 Tue, 17 Nov 2009 11:53:41 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=786102 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=786102"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_1879947528_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Misses Pajamas or Nightgown -- Nightgown and top with lowered round neckline are gathered to yoke with back button closing. Nightgown V. 1 and top V. 3 have long set-in sleeves and elastic sleeve casings forming self ruffles. Nightgown V. 2 and top V. 4 are sleeveless. Pants V.'s 3 & 4 have elastic waistline casing. Nightgown V. 1 has gathered lace edging trim. Nightgown V. 2 has bow and ribbon threaded beading trim. V. 3 has eyelet galloon trim. V. 4 has heavy lace trim.Maker: SimplicityNumber: 6277Size: 12, Bust 32Who: Women, Teen GirlsDate on Envelope: 1965Condition: Cut (Please see the pictures for envelope detail. I never claim the pattern to be perfect or mint. They've all got character, one way or another.)Enlarge the picture of the back of the pattern for fabric details and size measurements.Sometimes it's far more fun to sew something from another time.Sometimes it's even more fun to update it or make it a little differently to suit your taste.And sometimes the only thing you can do with that totally awesome vintage yardage you have is build an equally awesome vintage garment. But the only way to make it look "right" is to use a pattern it was meant to be used with back in the day.In any case, I hope you have "just the right fabric" to use with this pattern.Always contact me if you have questions. I love to talk sewing and patterns and vintage...and a bunch of other stuff, too! http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=786102 Tue, 17 Nov 2009 11:44:53 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=786074 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=786074"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_1450988941_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Misses Bride and Bridesmaid Dress -- Princess dress has zipper in back seam opening. Cape A, B, D has standing collar and hooked back vent. Cape B, D has lace trim.Maker: McCall'sNumber: 5239Size: 12, Bust 34Who: Women, Teen GirlsDate on Envelope: 1976Condition: Cut (Please see the pictures for envelope detail. I never claim the pattern to be perfect or mint. They've all got character, one way or another.)Enlarge the picture of the back of the pattern for fabric details and size measurements.Sometimes it's far more fun to sew something from another time.Sometimes it's even more fun to update it or make it a little differently to suit your taste.And sometimes the only thing you can do with that totally awesome vintage yardage you have is build an equally awesome vintage garment. But the only way to make it look "right" is to use a pattern it was meant to be used with back in the day.In any case, I hope you have "just the right fabric" to use with this pattern.Always contact me if you have questions. I love to talk sewing and patterns and vintage...and a bunch of other stuff, too! http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=786074 Tue, 17 Nov 2009 11:34:49 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=785932 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=785932"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_910361759_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Misses', Men's or Teen Boys' Very Loose-Fitting Shirt, Shorts and Pullover Knit Top and One-Size Hat -- Shirt with notched collar has extended shoulders, short sleeves and patch pockets. Shorts have fly front zipper, elasticized waistline and pleated patch pockets. Top has extended shoulders and ribbed knit bands. Hat has wide brim.Maker: SimplicityNumber: 7999Size: Medium, Chest/Bust 35-36.5Who: Women, Teen BoysDate on Envelope: 1987Condition: Uncut (Please see the pictures for envelope detail. I never claim the pattern to be perfect or mint. They've all got character, one way or another.)Enlarge the picture of the back of the pattern for fabric details and size measurements.Sometimes it's far more fun to sew something from another time.Sometimes it's even more fun to update it or make it a little differently to suit your taste.And sometimes the only thing you can do with that totally awesome vintage yardage you have is build an equally awesome vintage garment. But the only way to make it look "right" is to use a pattern it was meant to be used with back in the day.In any case, I hope you have "just the right fabric" to use with this pattern.Always contact me if you have questions. I love to talk sewing and patterns and vintage...and a bunch of other stuff, too! http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=785932 Tue, 17 Nov 2009 11:26:09 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=785807 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=785807"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_2103712510_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Misses Shirt -- The top-stitched shirt gathered to yokes has front button closing, collar, set-in sleeves with turn back cuffs and pocket.Maker: SimplicityNumber: 8909Size: 16, Bust 38Who: WomenDate on Envelope: 1979Condition: Cut (Please see the pictures for envelope detail. I never claim the pattern to be perfect or mint. They've all got character, one way or another.)Enlarge the picture of the back of the pattern for fabric details and size measurements.Sometimes it's far more fun to sew something from another time.Sometimes it's even more fun to update it or make it a little differently to suit your taste.And sometimes the only thing you can do with that totally awesome vintage yardage you have is build an equally awesome vintage garment. But the only way to make it look "right" is to use a pattern it was meant to be used with back in the day.In any case, I hope you have "just the right fabric" to use with this pattern.Always contact me if you have questions. I love to talk sewing and patterns and vintage...and a bunch of other stuff, too! http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=785807 Tue, 17 Nov 2009 11:19:32 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=785707 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=785707"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_946677885_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Child's and Girls' Angel, Fairy, Witch and Princess Costumes -- The costume gathered to bias bound neckline has long raglan sleeves and back hook and eye closing. Angel costume V.1 has metallic novelty braid trim. Fairy costume V. 2 with slit in sleeves has daisy medallion trim, ribbon tie belt and wand. V. 1 & 2 have metallic paper wings and halo. Princess costume V. 3 with slits and elastic casing in sleeves has metallic lace trim, metallic cord tie belt, ribbon bows and crown of metallic paper. Fringe trimmed witch costume V. 4 with matching cape has pointed hat.Maker: SimplicityNumber: 9052Size: 6-8, Breast 25-27Who: Children, GirlsDate on Envelope: 1970Condition: Uncut (Please see the pictures for envelope detail. I never claim the pattern to be perfect or mint. They've all got character, one way or another.)Enlarge the picture of the back of the pattern for fabric details and size measurements.Sometimes it's far more fun to sew something from another time.Sometimes it's even more fun to update it or make it a little differently to suit your taste.And sometimes the only thing you can do with that totally awesome vintage yardage you have is build an equally awesome vintage garment. But the only way to make it look "right" is to use a pattern it was meant to be used with back in the day.In any case, I hope you have "just the right fabric" to use with this pattern.Always contact me if you have questions. I love to talk sewing and patterns and vintage...and a bunch of other stuff, too! http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=785707 Tue, 17 Nov 2009 11:10:05 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=785687 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=785687"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_2146208454_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Marlo's Corner Misses' Top, Culotte and Pants or Shorts -- Yoked, pullover top has collar, extended shoulder line and upper front back with vent. Top A or B has Velcro fasteners under lapped, button trimmed lower bands which form pleats. Culotte has back zipper, patch pockets, front pleat with underlay. Pants or shorts have front zipper and buttoned waistband. Pants have patch pockets.Maker: McCall'sNumber: 5526Size: 10, Bust 32.5Who: Women, Teen GirlsDate on Envelope: 1977Condition: Uncut (Please see the pictures for envelope detail. I never claim the pattern to be perfect or mint. They've all got character, one way or another.)Enlarge the picture of the back of the pattern for fabric details and size measurements.Sometimes it's far more fun to sew something from another time.Sometimes it's even more fun to update it or make it a little differently to suit your taste.And sometimes the only thing you can do with that totally awesome vintage yardage you have is build an equally awesome vintage garment. But the only way to make it look "right" is to use a pattern it was meant to be used with back in the day.In any case, I hope you have "just the right fabric" to use with this pattern.Always contact me if you have questions. I love to talk sewing and patterns and vintage...and a bunch of other stuff, too! http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=785687 Mon, 16 Nov 2009 16:51:03 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=781651 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=781651"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_2006597132_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Misses' Set of Blouses -- Blouse A or B has upper sleeve and front tucks, collar, tied front vent and tie belt stitched to front, long or short sleeves have elastic in casings forming ruffles. B has ruffling. Buttoned blouse C or D has flared collar and inside tucks. D has flared sleeves. Blouse E or F has neck binding extensions tied in front and ribbon trim. E has purchased appliques or iron-on embroidery. Long sleeves C or E gathered into snapped cuffs or turned up sleeves F have gathered cap.Maker: McCall'sNumber: 5822Size: 8, Bust 31.5Who: Women, Teen GirlsDate on Envelope: 1977Condition: Uncut (Please see the pictures for envelope detail. I never claim the pattern to be perfect or mint. They've all got character, one way or another.)Enlarge the picture of the back of the pattern for fabric details and size measurements.Sometimes it's far more fun to sew something from another time.Sometimes it's even more fun to update it or make it a little differently to suit your taste.And sometimes the only thing you can do with that totally awesome vintage yardage you have is build an equally awesome vintage garment. But the only way to make it look "right" is to use a pattern it was meant to be used with back in the day.In any case, I hope you have "just the right fabric" to use with this pattern.Always contact me if you have questions. I love to talk sewing and patterns and vintage...and a bunch of other stuff, too! http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=781651 Mon, 16 Nov 2009 12:28:25 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=780447 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=780447"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_1596565082_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Misses' Blouse and Pants -- Pullover blouse has front and back shoulder tucks, shoulder pads, off-center button closing and bias tie collar; long sleeves are gathered to buttoned cuffs. Pants have front pleats, pockets in side seams with left side opening, and waistband.Maker: Stitch 'N Save by McCall'sNumber: 2237Size: 6-8-10, Bust 30.5-31.5-32.5Who: Women, Teen GirlsDate on Envelope: 1985Condition: Uncut (Please see the pictures for envelope detail. I never claim the pattern to be perfect or mint. They've all got character, one way or another.)Enlarge the picture of the back of the pattern for fabric details and size measurements.Sometimes it's far more fun to sew something from another time.Sometimes it's even more fun to update it or make it a little differently to suit your taste.And sometimes the only thing you can do with that totally awesome vintage yardage you have is build an equally awesome vintage garment. But the only way to make it look "right" is to use a pattern it was meant to be used with back in the day.In any case, I hope you have "just the right fabric" to use with this pattern.Always contact me if you have questions. I love to talk sewing and patterns and vintage...and a bunch of other stuff, too! http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=780447 Mon, 16 Nov 2009 12:23:12 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=780439 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=780439"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_395146500_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Misses' Unlined Jacket -- Easy fitting jackets have side seam pockets and top-stitching detail; jacket A and B have collar; jacket A has front zipper closure; jacket B and C have front button closure.Maker: McCall'sNumber: 2298Size: 8-10-12-14-16-18-20-22, Bust 31.5-32.5-34-36-38-40-42-44Who: Women, Teen GirlsDate on Envelope: 1999Condition: Uncut (Please see the pictures for envelope detail. I never claim the pattern to be perfect or mint. They've all got character, one way or another.)Enlarge the picture of the back of the pattern for fabric details and size measurements.Sometimes it's far more fun to sew something from another time.Sometimes it's even more fun to update it or make it a little differently to suit your taste.And sometimes the only thing you can do with that totally awesome vintage yardage you have is build an equally awesome vintage garment. But the only way to make it look "right" is to use a pattern it was meant to be used with back in the day.In any case, I hope you have "just the right fabric" to use with this pattern.Always contact me if you have questions. I love to talk sewing and patterns and vintage...and a bunch of other stuff, too! http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=780439 Mon, 16 Nov 2009 12:09:08 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=780413 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=780413"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_1259939143_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Children's and Girls Nightgown and Robe and Soft Sculptured Doll's Nightgown -- Long pullover nightgown A or B is gathered to front and back yokes, has buttoned back opening, lower ruffle and long sleeves with wrist elastic and gathered caps. View A has self-fabric neck and yoke ruffles, edging trim and beading with ribbon. View B has lace or eyelet trim and purchased ribbon bow. Buttoned or snap-fastened robe is gathered to front and back yokes, has lace or eyelet trim, side seam pockets and long sleeves with gathered cap. Doll nightgown has edging trim, beading with ribbon and snapped back opening.Maker: McCall'sNumber: 2190Size: Extra-Small, 2-4, Chest 21-23Who: GirlsDate on Envelope: 1985Condition: Cut (Please see the pictures for envelope detail. I never claim the pattern to be perfect or mint. They've all got character, one way or another.)Enlarge the picture of the back of the pattern for fabric details and size measurements.Sometimes it's far more fun to sew something from another time.Sometimes it's even more fun to update it or make it a little differently to suit your taste.And sometimes the only thing you can do with that totally awesome vintage yardage you have is build an equally awesome vintage garment. But the only way to make it look "right" is to use a pattern it was meant to be used with back in the day.In any case, I hope you have "just the right fabric" to use with this pattern.Always contact me if you have questions. I love to talk sewing and patterns and vintage...and a bunch of other stuff, too! http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=780413 Mon, 16 Nov 2009 12:07:06 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=780404 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=780404"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_1659035079_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Children's and Girls Nightgown and Robe and Soft Sculptured Doll's Nightgown -- Long pullover nightgown A or B is gathered to front and back yokes, has buttoned back opening, lower ruffle and long sleeves with wrist elastic and gathered caps. View A has self-fabric neck and yoke ruffles, edging trim and beading with ribbon. View B has lace or eyelet trim and purchased ribbon bow. Buttoned or snap-fastened robe is gathered to front and back yokes, has lace or eyelet trim, side seam pockets and long sleeves with gathered cap. Doll nightgown has edging trim, beading with ribbon and snapped back opening.Maker: McCall'sNumber: 2190Size: Medium, 8-10, Chest 27-28.5Who: GirlsDate on Envelope: 1985Condition: Uncut (Please see the pictures for envelope detail. I never claim the pattern to be perfect or mint. They've all got character, one way or another.)Enlarge the picture of the back of the pattern for fabric details and size measurements.Sometimes it's far more fun to sew something from another time.Sometimes it's even more fun to update it or make it a little differently to suit your taste.And sometimes the only thing you can do with that totally awesome vintage yardage you have is build an equally awesome vintage garment. But the only way to make it look "right" is to use a pattern it was meant to be used with back in the day.In any case, I hope you have "just the right fabric" to use with this pattern.Always contact me if you have questions. I love to talk sewing and patterns and vintage...and a bunch of other stuff, too! http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=780404 Mon, 16 Nov 2009 11:58:13 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=780318 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=780318"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_543401843_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Misses' Blouse -- Pullover blouse has self-lined front yokes, shoulder pads, long sleeves (with gathered caps) or short sleeves, collar variations, buttoned back neck opening and lower band with buttoned side opening. Blouse A has contrast collar, front tucks and long sleeves gathered into contrast buttoned french cuffs. Blouse B has contrast collar and bow, front tucks and short sleeves with gathered caps are gathered into contrast cuffs. Blouse C has soft front gathers and long sleeves gathered into buttoned french cuffs. Blouse D with soft front gathers has ribbon bow and short flared sleeves.Maker: McCall'sNumber: 2790Size: 10-12-14, Bust 32.5-34-36Who: Women, Teen GirlsDate on Envelope: 1986Condition: Cut (Please see the pictures for envelope detail. I never claim the pattern to be perfect or mint. They've all got character, one way or another.)Enlarge the picture of the back of the pattern for fabric details and size measurements.Sometimes it's far more fun to sew something from another time.Sometimes it's even more fun to update it or make it a little differently to suit your taste.And sometimes the only thing you can do with that totally awesome vintage yardage you have is build an equally awesome vintage garment. But the only way to make it look "right" is to use a pattern it was meant to be used with back in the day.In any case, I hope you have "just the right fabric" to use with this pattern.Always contact me if you have questions. I love to talk sewing and patterns and vintage...and a bunch of other stuff, too! http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=780318 Wed, 11 Nov 2009 15:20:13 MST http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=771345 <a href="http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=771345"> <img align="left" border="none" hspace="5" style="padding-right: 25px;" src="http://static.artfire.com/admin/product_images/thumbs/9916_product_1640879513_thumb_crop.jpg"> </a> Misses Short Shorts Hot Pants -- Shorts A or B have zippered front opening, button trim, or buttoned waistband, carriers and cuffs. Shorts C, with waist elastic, are self cuffed.Maker: McCall'sNumber: 2800Size: 24, Hip 34.5Who: Women, Teen GirlsDate on Envelope: 1971Condition: Cut (Please see the pictures for envelope detail. I never claim the pattern to be perfect or mint. They've all got character, one way or another.)Enlarge the picture of the back of the pattern for fabric details and size measurements.Sometimes it's far more fun to sew something from another time.Sometimes it's even more fun to update it or make it a little differently to suit your taste.And sometimes the only thing you can do with that totally awesome vintage yardage you have is build an equally awesome vintage garment. But the only way to make it look "right" is to use a pattern it was meant to be used with back in the day.In any case, I hope you have "just the right fabric" to use with this pattern.Always contact me if you have questions. I love to talk sewing and patterns and vintage...and a bunch of other stuff, too! http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=ViewListing&product_id=771345