Vintage Fashion Blogs

Here you can add your blogs to anything that pertains to Fashion only. No self promoting of stores here please, just your blog urls

Great way to add friends to your blogs, those extra back-links will give you all the more exposure.

Your blogs can have direct links to your websites or whatever sites are there since thats what blogs are for! Keep it clean please! :0)

Have fun!

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Permalink Reply by Out Of The Attic 2u on July 24, 2011 at 7:06am

Out Of The Attic 2u Vintage Fashions

Permalink Reply by Out Of The Attic 2u on September 14, 2011 at 4:56am

Just recieved this link from Jackie Madarang on facebook, sharing her page for her input.

Henry Rosenfeld-Designer

http://www.facebook.com/barbs.attic/posts/264437170243622#!/Starvin...

Permalink Reply by Resurrections on February 21, 2012 at 10:59pm

My Vintage Fashion Passion has landed on Vintage Sewing Patterns for the last few years. I am no expert, but with the internet I learn more all the time. Today, I stumbled upon a very interesting article about the largest collection of patterns in the US and he research this will provide for fashion history enthusiasts. (Sorry, this is not the latest news but it is new to me.)

http://yubanet.com/life/Largest_Collection_of_Dressmaker_Patterns_D...

The most curious part of this for me is that my daughter has recently moved to Kingston, RI.

This article is from 2007. If anyone can find any later info concerning this I would appreciate it.

Permalink Reply by Resurrections on February 21, 2012 at 11:11pm

I found this link to the University of Rhode Island URI :

http://www.uri.edu/library/special_collections/COPA/

Resurrections said:

My Vintage Fashion Passion has landed on Vintage Sewing Patterns for the last few years. I am no expert, but with the internet I learn more all the time. Today, I stumbled upon a very interesting article about the largest collection of patterns in the US and he research this will provide for fashion history enthusiasts. (Sorry, this is not the latest news but it is new to me.)

http://yubanet.com/life/Largest_Collection_of_Dressmaker_Patterns_D...

The most curious part of this for me is that my daughter has recently moved to Kingston, RI.

This article is from 2007. If anyone can find any later info concerning this I would appreciate it.

Permalink Reply by valerie cifaldi on February 22, 2012 at 12:19am