I thought I'd share with you my first collection of vintage patterns that I bought recently. I bought a bundle of patterns from Ebay for £3.70. I chose these patterns as they were relatively inexpensive - being new to buying vintage patterns, it seems the asking price varies wildly! The patterns seem to range from the 1950s to the 1970s.
I was expecting 12 patterns but received a box with 20 patterns in it! The patterns are mainly Simplicity, Butterick, Style and Maudella. I'd not heard of Maudella patterns before, but a quick google informs me that this was a UK company set up by Maude Helena Dunsford in Yorkshire in 1937. Interesting fact - this pattern company became New Look, owned by Simplicity.
I have a couple of favourites already.Which would you stitch?
Catherine x
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Wow, some of those patterns are gorgeous- a great purchase. I have always been curious how the sizing compares to modern day sizing.
ReplyDeleteYes me too , I think I may have to do some adjusting. Will let you know how I get on if I ever find the time to make them. My sewing plans are growing daily! x
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DeleteI have just discovered your blog ... I have the Maudella 5660 and have just ordered some rose and spot fabric to make it up in.
ReplyDeleteHello there! I really like that pattern, looks like a very versatile top. Your fabric sounds gorgeous x
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