Today I am continuing to post your requests. Lots of you asked for sewing related images. Here are a bunch from two sewing instructional pamplets from 1920 from the Woman's Institute of Domestic Arts & Sciences.
As always feel free to use any of the images on my website in your artwork but please do not post or sell the original image on the web in a group or collection or alone. If you use one in a project and post it to your site please link it back to here or leave a comment in the comments section of the image on this site so we can all enjoy. I love to see what you create. Please be sure to leave a comment if you stop by. It inspires me to post more.
16 comments:
These are all brilliant, but I am curious about the one marked "figure 4". Can you tell me more about what this is?
I think the 'pin cushion' may be an emery bag for sharpening needles in...
I actually own a pair of buttonhole scissors... now that makes me feel old - they were my (late) mothers.
Love these images, thanks Cora.
I'm a sewer (I sew, not...you know, thing underground sewer...lol) and I love those images.
I love all of these images and I'm sure I'll use them for cards, etc. Thank you for sharing them.
Joyce
Thank you!
Oh, I love these!! Thank you!!
Michelle
Wow, just the right thing for my vintage note card swap! Now I hope they will get "perfect"!!! Thanks a lot. I will let you know when they are finished!!!!
Hugs,
Sabine
Awesome images, I love them!
Thank you so much
Love these images! I've recently gotten back into sewing, mainly quilting, and these images are great. Thanks so much for sharing.
wow! these are great!
Thank you for posting them!
Greetings, Brenda
These will be well used I think. Thanks for posting them.
Thank you for your usefull information.I like this kind of post which tell us much wonderfull massage.
Thannk you!
Awesome stuff! Thanks so much.
These vintage sewing images are so pretty...thank you!
I just saw a Dress Form like the one in the first image at an Antique Mall..., alas, it was not for sale and was one of their props to display pieces.
Dawn... The Bohemian
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