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I really wanted this. i was happy to win it.
It has 60 pages. I am quite exited.Lady Day said:Jealous of that McCall booklet!
How many pages does it have?
LD
Too bad although that skirt is none too complex.kamikat said:
This arrived today and was missing all the skirt pieces.
The seller refunded my mony really quickly wich is nice but sadly I am still without a jumper pattern. I do have my eye on a jerkin and skirt pattern though.kamikat said:Oh, no!! That stinks!
What do you mean by that? It doesn't have actual patterns. It's a book about pattern design in the 1950's. There are lots of pictures of pattern envelopes and a bit of history about each brand.Rosie_Beau said:Hi. I'm not sure if this belongs here or if I should have started a new thread but I was wondering if anyone has the "Blueprints of Fashion: Home Sewing Patterns of the 1950s" book.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Blueprints-...gners-Collectors/dp/0764309196/ref=pd_sim_b_8
How did you get on with it? Was it a decnt purchase or totally useless? Some feedback about how you got on with the book would be very much appreciated.
Ohhh! I was looking at it on Amazon and couldn't see inside it to figure out what it was about. I'm still pretty green to this sewing malarky.kamikat said:What do you mean by that? It doesn't have actual patterns. It's a book about pattern design in the 1950's. There are lots of pictures of pattern envelopes and a bit of history about each brand.
deadpandiva said:McCall Pattern Cataloge from 138-1939. YAY!!!!!
This is missing the front yoke peice and sleeve. The front peice should be easy to draft. And I can find a similar sleeve but couldn't draft anything nearly as lovley as that.