National Sewing Month - The VFG Fashion Parade for the week of September 7th

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National Sewing Month

September has been National Sewing Month in the United States since 1982. While making your own clothes was once the norm for many people, more commercially available clothing in the 20th century has moved this craft into the realm of hobbies. However, trends for more individual and sustainable fashions, as well as a love for retro styles, have made it more popular again. In fact, sewing is alive and well today!

This week, the VFG celebrates National Sewing Month with members posting their best home made vintage clothes, vintage sewing patterns, books and magazines, notions, accessories - and of course, fabrics!
 
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One Dozen Antique Hand-Crocheted Cotton Buttons on Original Card
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1950s Advance Sewing Pattern - Empire Dress with Full Skirt
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1940s Rayon Crepe Fabric
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1930s Lace Collar
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1940s Cotton Seersucker Fabric
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1950s cocktail dress pattern Simplicity 3037

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Frohne pattern magazine spring/summer 1961 - this was one of the many Lutterloh-like pattern drafting systems once out there - I've got a few more of those magazines and patterns in my shop

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Lutterloh Supplement no. 107 - ca. 1967/68 - I have a few more of these in my shop as well

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1980s evening/cocktail dress pattern by Emanuel Ungaro - Vogue Paris Original 1719
 
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