Vintage gloves

Glove Etiquette (per 1950’s) Image: sweet-trash.com (via The ART of Lovely)

McCall 1391; ©1948; Ladies' and Misses' Fabric Gloves (6 Styles - Transfer for smocking/embroidery included). Reissued as McCall's 1391 Featured in McCall Style News March 1948 [insert your photos of this pattern made up] [insert your username, and make sure your preferences allow for people to contact you via e-mail. Do not list your email address here!]

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Good morning! How's it going today? Construction is still underway on the third floor of the library-- I was perched at the temporary n...

A few weeks ago I responded to a request for guest vintage bloggers from @LottieLoves1. She happily accepted my post, despite how terribly long it took me to get it to her! I am often much more p…

Image file to download and vintage original printpublished in 1951 Haramboure Christian Dior & Jacques Fath Gloves Umbrella illustrated by Jc. Haramboure — , Fashion goods — Clipping

Early last fall while Tony and I were savouring our marvelous holiday on Vancouver Island , my lovely friend - and perpetually stylish fel...

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"Vogue sewing pattern for eight styles of unlined gloves. Includes three Sizes for each style: Small (7\"), Medium (8\") or Large (9\"). Glove E: contrast lined band. Glove F: contrast cuff. Glove G: contrast lower back. Pattern is uncut and complete. Copyright 2006. Note this is a paper pattern and instructions not a finished product."

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