damaquilts

thank you Prism. This is exactly what I was looking for. I don't know why your post didn't come through in my email. hmmm

Limey

I bought a whole box for $2 at a Community Center sale.

damaquilts

Yeah I know I have paid that for 1 and if you look online there are some that are selling in the $20 plus range on some websites.

Northquilter

Thanks for the info..I'm going to look into this. I'm clearing out my old clothing making items (even doubleknits)..I know I'm not well....

caspharm

Thanks for this link!

delma_paulk

Seems as if vintage clothes patterns are quite popular these days and some of them go for what I consider a large price.

Try googling vintage clothes patterns to get an idea, one page sells nothing but vintage patterns and the older the more they cost.

Good Luck!!

delma

crtwelvecats

this lady buys and sell vintage clothing and pattern contact number at bottom of page
http://www.woodlandfarmsantiques.com...2/index11.html also here

http://sewcraftful.com/how-to/how-to...wing-patterns/ there is more if you type in buy vintage patterns in you search field

mountain deb

Had trouble and had to use DH, but finally got onto sew its for sell group. Thanks

damaquilts

I got on it with no problem but it will just be too time consuming for me . they want each pattern listed separately with company, size , and I don't remember what all else. Not allowed to sell a big lot . I have over 130 patterns from the 40 or 50's to the 70's I just don't have time to list them all. I would be here until next month. I think I am going to try craigslist

Prism99

I would email the moderator to explain your dilemma and ask if you could list them as a lot (or smaller bundles). To me, anyway, vintage patterns are different from other patterns because they appeal to vintage collectors (not necessarily to someone who needs a specific size or brand or style of item). Or perhaps they could be bundled into categories such as children's, ladies, costumes, toys, household items, that kind of thing.