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4/01/2005

Vintage Patterns, circa 1945-1955


Favorites from my collection of vintage patterns.

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5 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

These old patterns are so neat. Are they hard to make?

5:39 PM  
Blogger Pam Erny said...

Oh yeah, very dated..but that's one of the things I love about these old pattern illustrations; their quirky use of fabrics...interesting!

6:40 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Well, the styles really are not that dated. It is the art work that dates them.
Beverly A.

11:50 AM  
Blogger Pam Erny said...

Yes Beverly, I agree!

(My remarks above were made in response to another comment that has since been deleted at the poster's request)

~Pam

12:24 PM  
Blogger Pam Erny said...

Andalee,

No they are not hard to make at all! In fact most have much better instructions than "modern" patterns do!

~Pam

12:25 PM  

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