I posted that I had some vintage fabric and there seems to be a problem with what I thought was vintage fabric. There are 72,000,000 things when you google just one subject about it. What is it and do I have vintage fabric or what?
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well what do you have?
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This is what I posted last nite.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-155093-1.htm It is only 3 pieces that I wanted to trade, but I have a lot more. May try and sell on ebay. |
I went and looked at your fabrics. They are not true vintage. The first is about a late 50's maybe even 60's, the second is more late 60's early 70's and the last one is about the same!
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Thanks!
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Originally Posted by jaciqltznok
I went and looked at your fabrics. They are not true vintage. The first is about a late 50's maybe even 60's, the second is more late 60's early 70's and the last one is about the same!
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Don't ask me!!!!
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i just read the definition and i belive some confuse antique with vintage they are not one and the same. Vintage was first only a term used in wine making and since we have used it in other ways. There are no real dates to describe vintage usless you put a date on it like a vintage 1924 ford for example
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I consider vintage to be older than 50 years old. And by that definition, I myself happen to be "vintage."
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Originally Posted by sewwhat85
i just read the definition and i belive some confuse antique with vintage they are not one and the same. Vintage was first only a term used in wine making and since we have used it in other ways. There are no real dates to describe vintage usless you put a date on it like a vintage 1924 ford for example
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