I couldn't stop thinking about all the vintage patterns I left behind at the thrift store. I already sold two of them, so I think that qualifies as a good investment. Here's what I picked up this go round.
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| Extra Carefree! McCalls 3875, 1973 |
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| Simplicity 8500, 1960's |
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| Simplicity 6276, 1965, w/4 blouse options that don't fit me |
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| Simplicity 8503, 1969, Reversible! You guys!!!! |
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| McCalls 8247, 1966, your whole work wardrobe, until you marry Mr.Draper |
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| Simplicity 5664, 1964, aaah for petites 5'1" and under. I'm beginning to understand |
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| simplicity 5701, 1964, One for Betty, One for Jane, and one for Joan if she totally lost her boobs |
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| Simplicity 2831, 1960's, For when all your coworkers are pregnant and you're not |
A lovely group of patterns! I got a big kick out of that last one. :-)
ReplyDeleteIt really appeals to me for some reason.
DeleteWhat fun! I love finding vintage patterns at thrift stores...Once at a local one, I snagged a bunch 1950s patterns and they were so fun to study! Yeah for you!
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
Gina
what a wonderful project.
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