Showing posts with label uncut. Show all posts
Showing posts with label uncut. Show all posts

Monday, September 13, 2010

Sewing Pattern Giveaway

The month of September is National Sewing Month and to celebrate, the GoofingOff shops of Etsy and Artfire are having a free pattern giveaway. I am offering three patterns to three winners during the month of September. The patterns are in the following categories: Plus Size, Vintage, and Current fashions. All patterns in the giveaway are uncut, complete, with original factory folds. Just add a comment to the blog so I can let you know if you are a winner! Good luck and Happy Sewing!

Sunday, March 21, 2010

Spadea Trim Slacks Pattern by Brigance

What a wonderful pattern! This pattern is from 1961 with slacks in two variations, full length trim slacks and slim, lean capri slacks. Size 16, waist 28; Hip 39. Pattern is complete, unused and in original factory folds. With this pattern is the original newspaper ad for it from the Sunday edition of the Miami Herald, dated Sunday, October 8, 1961. You can find this pattern in the GoofingOff shop. Just follow this link: http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=43169479

Friday, March 19, 2010

"New" Listings in GoofingOff.etsy.com

Here's some of the "new" listings just posted in Goofing Off's Etsy shop. The Complete Book of Knitting by Barbara Abbey is a great way to get started knitting or learn a new stitch. A wonderful reference book. Simplicity Pattern 5840 from 1964. Cute Sailor top Shirtdress. This pattern is uncut, complete, and has the original factory folds. It is in excellent condition. McCoy Sugar Bowl and Creamer. The sugar bowl comes with a lid. The pair is in excellent condition. Absolutely beautiful. McCoy pottery is the most well known of American pottery. Well made, beautiful glazes, often imitated.

Monday, December 14, 2009

New Listings in GoofingOff.etsy.com

Just listed some wonderful out-of-print and vintage patterns in the GoofingOff shop. Here's a great looking Vogue blouse pattern from the early 1990's. It was designed by Calvin Klein. The pattern is complete and in a size 8. Here's a Vogue Attitudes pattern by designers Tom and Linda Platt. The pattern is uncut, unused, with the original factory folds. Emanuel Ungaro has been designing the most elegant clothes for years. Here is an outfit he did for Vogue in 1997. It is wonderful, so sophisticated. The pattern is uncut, unused, with the original factory folds. I have lots more to list, this is just the tip of the iceberg. Come back often to see what I've found on my rounds.