TacoMama

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?

ZTAgirlknits

well what do you have?

TacoMama

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.

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!

TacoMama

Thanks!

sewwhat85

So what is considered true vintage what year?

TacoMama

Don't ask me!!!!

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

StitchinJoy

I consider vintage to be older than 50 years old. And by that definition, I myself happen to be "vintage."

Willa

In the case of vehicles a 1924 ford would be antique. Vehicles become antique after 25 or 30 years(I forget which) unlike furniture, china, glass ware, etc. which is 100yrs.