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I am so sad about this. I am going to a wedding next month and was saving up for this and was going to sell one of my Horrockses to then be able to buy it, but it sold last night. Oh well.
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The ones that got away
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Drappa
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Indeed. Although that seller is very nice, she generally has quite high prices even for not so rare patterns.
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...57343&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT#ht_1380wt_1062
This went for a steal. $90 and free shipping for 70+ patterns!? That's giving them away
LD
This went for a steal. $90 and free shipping for 70+ patterns!? That's giving them away
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Dang... and all those cool booklets, too.
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I bow to defeat.
Vintage Butterick Sewing Pattern, EVENING GOWN, B 40"
I actually had this pattern in a 34 bust that I sold about 6 months ago for not much less than what it is now. I was gonna repro it, but it takes up a lot of paper, and its a bit late in my era of collecting...
Aw well.
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Vintage Butterick Sewing Pattern, EVENING GOWN, B 40"
I actually had this pattern in a 34 bust that I sold about 6 months ago for not much less than what it is now. I was gonna repro it, but it takes up a lot of paper, and its a bit late in my era of collecting...
Aw well.
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They are not really that great, either. There are some good ones in there, but a 160+ lot of pattern for nearly $4 a pattern is pricy. Plus I think there was time left on that auction. I think the seller got an offer but I'm just gossiping now
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Patricia Lynn
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I am just way too stinking cheap to ever pay those prices.
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That skirt price is blowing my mind! That's it, I'm going to start a new feature on my blog, "You can draft that pattern yo'self!"
Its *gotta* be that tabbed feature in the back of the skirt that they are going gaga over, but thats common on mens undies patterns! Wow, I'll never get it.
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Its *gotta* be that tabbed feature in the back of the skirt that they are going gaga over, but thats common on mens undies patterns! Wow, I'll never get it.
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I would think the price was because it's uncut, unused, has no damage to the envelope, and is in a larger size.
I'll play the guessing game i say no higher than 97$ for the apron.
I'll play the guessing game
i say no higher than 97$ for the apron.
I was just thinking that! For $152 you can purchase a book that will teach you to draft just about anything.
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The ruffled version does look kind of youthful, but the other view is more mature.This one went as I was trying to decide if I would look like "mutton dressed as lamb" in it.
I managed to find and win another copy of that pinafore dress.
As for the 30's skirts, I think we're seeing the same thing happen to early pattern with the popularity of Boardwalk Empire that we saw with 50s/60s patterns at the start of MadMen. It's a great skirt and I was willing to go pretty high, but my highest bid was a third of what it went for. As for the apron, I think it will stay under $50. As a recovering apron pattern collector, I can tell you that the more collectable patterns tend to be 40's and 50's. Apron collectors like that whole June Cleaver thing.
As for the 30's skirts, I think we're seeing the same thing happen to early pattern with the popularity of Boardwalk Empire that we saw with 50s/60s patterns at the start of MadMen. It's a great skirt and I was willing to go pretty high, but my highest bid was a third of what it went for. As for the apron, I think it will stay under $50. As a recovering apron pattern collector, I can tell you that the more collectable patterns tend to be 40's and 50's. Apron collectors like that whole June Cleaver thing.
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But what about that 30s apron that went for $240 about four months ago?
I have a 40s apron in that size that this 30s one is being offered. Its about the same style but a mail order. I think it will go reasonably high, but we shall see!
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I have a 40s apron in that size that this 30s one is being offered. Its about the same style but a mail order. I think it will go reasonably high, but we shall see!
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