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Our brand new Love Sewing Magazine sampler. For more information please visit www.lovesewingmag.com or www.moremags.com

Simply Sewing is a practical magazine for makers who sew, or would like to start sewing. Its contemporary look and feel, fresh attitude and ideas, beautiful photography and inspiring projects will have you behind the sewing machine from the get-go!nnDigital editions do not include paper gifts

Very Easy Vogue 8437; ca. 1972; Misses' Dress. Close-fitting, flared wrapped dress in two lengths has attached self tie belt, self edging bands and cap or wide full length sleeves. Purchased top. Featured in Vogue Patterns December 1972/January 1973 [insert your username, and make sure your preferences allow for people to contact you via e-mail. Do not list your email address here!]

Vogue 9167; ©1957; One Piece Playsuit and Skirt. Shorts in two lengths join the sleeveless bodice at waist-line. Button front closing below the wide, square neck-line. Wide circular skirt has front buttoned closing and pockets from side seams. As featured in Vogue Pattern Book, June-July 1957...

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Vintage Sewing Pattern Ladies 70s Partially Uncut, Butterick 4761, Skirt, T-Shirt (XS/S) This 1970s Ladies Sewing Pattern makes a fitted t-shirt with a round neckline, short sleeves and top-stitch trim. Flared, front buttoned skirt, in two lengths, has a waistband extending to tie ends and patch

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McCall's 7300; ©1994; Misses' Dress in Two Lengths: Fit and flare princess seamed dress with sleeves and neckline variations has back zipper; view B has lace trim. allthepreciousthings.com.au [insert your username, and make sure your preferences allow for people to contact you via e-mail. Do not list your email address here!]

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Back in the days when Nike was the Greek Goddess of Victory before she became the name of the world’s largest purveyors of sporting apparel, believe it or not, people actually used to make their own sports clothing using nothing more than a sewing machine, a pattern and a length of itchy cloth from the [&hellip

As I've been going through all of my vintage patterns and posting them for sale over at Etcetorize Vintage Pattern Supplies I wonder with some of them if anyone will actually purchase them. These patterns are sooooo cute, but honestly, do you think you could pull of a Bikini Sizzler??? I don't think I could. So, today's modern take on these patterns comes from Japan. You got it...the Harajuku girls! Now stick with me, if Gwen Stefani and her friends can do it, why not you??? The pic above is…

Butterick 3050; ca. 1973; Misses' Tennis Dress & Briefs; Semi-fitted, flared dress has front zipper closing, neckline and sleeve variations, and topstitch trim. With or without patch pockets, purchased appliques, and trim variations. Loose-fitting briefs have elasticized upper and leg edges. Box 241 on Etsy B34 uncut [insert your photos of this pattern made up] [insert your username, and make sure your preferences allow for people to contact you via e-mail. Do not list your email address…

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McCall's 3671; ©1956; Misses' Five-Way Slip or Petticoat MyVintageDelight Rycrafty Vintage Bust 34" [insert your username, and make sure your preferences allow for people to contact you via e-mail. Do not list your email address here!]

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