Further Reading
- The Hundred Dresses
- Fashion is Spinach
- Home Sewing Patterns of the 1950s
- A Guide to Elegance: For Every Woman Who Wants to Be Well and Properly Dressed on All Occasions
- Sewing Made Easy
- Reader's Digest Complete Guide to Sewing
- Vintage Fashion Books (at enokiworld)
Previous Posts
- baroque fantasy
- A change of focus.
- Soul Mate.
- DVF with butter or hollandaise
- Duroesque (again)
- Physically impossible.
- Misallocation of Resources
- Dresses in Poetry, Billy Collins edition
- Charlie Brown and the Football
- A highly developed dress aesthetic.
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6 Comments:
At Apr 3, 2006 9:13:00 AM,
meara said…
What a neat painting! I love the realism and the colors...and the dresses!
At Apr 3, 2006 11:12:00 AM,
Cambric Tea said…
Erin! Erin!
The new Vouge Pattern Book is here!
The new Vouge Pattern Book is here!
Some of the dresses are beautiful, and one of the Vintages would be great for Gothic Miss Manners.
Check it out when you get a sec, y'all.
At Apr 4, 2006 12:00:00 AM,
floridaprincess said…
Ah, I work 2 stores away from Hancock's . I may have to go check out he Vouge pattern book tomorrow.
Thank you Cambric tea.
At Apr 4, 2006 12:43:00 PM,
Cari said…
I LOVE the two red dresses painting.
At Apr 5, 2006 5:14:00 AM,
Jilli said…
Some of the dresses are beautiful, and one of the Vintages would be great for Gothic Miss Manners.
Hmmm? I'll have to go look!
At May 2, 2006 1:28:00 AM,
patsijean said…
I love these dresses. When I was in high school, I had a shirtwaist dress pattern (Vogue, of course) almost exactly like this (as I recall, it did not button all the way to the hem; but that was 46 years ago so my memory might be a little off). I do remember making it up in a green stripe. I have looked for a similar pattern for years.
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