Little pink felt baby shoes, probably from the 1940's or 1950's.
I love this little cotton dress, see the details of the print below.
I love this little cotton dress, see the details of the print below.
I remember when I was little how popular rick-rack was on little dresses.
It is a dear pattern of baby clothes I once made for my babies and a pair of sweet knitted booties. Now if you don't sew or don't want to use the pattern to make baby clothes Dawn at The Feathered Nest had a great idea for old patterns. She suggested using the patterns in place of tissue paper in gifts. What a great idea and wouldn't be so fun to receive a gift wrapped in an old pattern.
Just leave a comment on this Vintage Final Day entry before Saturday, January 31st, to enter for the give away. Please leave your email address; so I can contact you for your address.
Just leave a comment on this Vintage Final Day entry before Saturday, January 31st, to enter for the give away. Please leave your email address; so I can contact you for your address.
10 comments:
OH MY GOODNESS...is it OK to enter as the first commenter??? Does that give me good luck? You KNEW I would love this giveway Marilyn! Please throw my name in the hat and don't let anyone use this pattern for packing....it's too cute!!! I use old skirts, pants and ladies dresses :) xxoo, Dawn
Oh Marilyn, my grandmother used to make these little outfits for every new baby in the family. Such pleasant memories, would love to enter!
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Laurie
Your vintage items take me back to the baby clothes I used to look at in a special box that my mom kept in her closet. They were those of my sis and me. She made many of them --- and was good at knit and crochet.
I would love to be entered in your drawing. Thank you!
LaTeaDah
OH rick rack!! When I was learning to sew as a girl we put it on everthing-skirts,drawstring bags...
The baby pattern is precious.
The white knitted socks in the last photo are lovely :-)
Oh, gosh - I love these vintage posts! Thank you for the giveaway!
These are adorable! Please toss my name into your hat.
I will miss your vintage posts!
Nancy
What a charming way to end your vintage series. I hope the recipient adds many lovely baby ensembles to a little wardrobe. Oh and don't sign me up. I can't sew worth a lick. LOL
Oh my...what a precious give away..your own pattern that your created with..I LOVE vintage everything..Your blog is just beautiful Marilyn. I am so glad I found you.
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