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"It's up to you to keep the home fires burning, to see that you and your family stay easy-on-the-eyes. Fortunately, you can be patriotic and pretty both. It's easy to teach an old wardrobe new tricks, to resurrect the skeletons in your closet and bring them up to date. Come on, take those old knockabouts and turn them into knockouts, keep that glint in Uncle Sam's eye and still do your stint towards Victory!" favoritefavoritefavoritefavoritefavorite ( 2 reviews ) Topics: Sewing, Vintage Patterns, Sewing Patterns, Home Economics, World War, 1939-1945, Needlework,...
"Uniforms of the military service are fast taking the place of civilian suits, This means that much good wool may lie idle - stored away in moth balls - or be wasted. If folks at home cannot use these discarded suits as they are, it is patriotic to rework them into clothes that will be worn." Digitized by Central University Libraries, Southern Methodist University http://digitalcollections.smu.edu/all/ Topics: Sewing, Clothing and dress -- Remaking, World War, 1939-1945, Sewing Patterns, Home Economics,...
byScott, Clarice Louisba, 1899-; Hagood, Anne F. (Anne Flippo), 1906-
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"Before you rip . . . cut . . . stitch, make sure you have on hand mending supplies that will make your work easier and your results better looking. Try to find thread, lining cloth, buttons, and other materials that match as nearly as possible those in suits on hand. " Digitized by Google Books. Topics: Sewing, Men's clothing, Reweaving, Clothing and dress -- Repairing
"Uniforms of the military service are fast taking the place of civilian suits, This means that much good wool may lie idle - stored away in moth balls - or be wasted. If folks at home cannot use these discarded suits as they are, it is patriotic to rework them into clothes that will be worn." Digitized by Central University Libraries, Southern Methodist University http://digitalcollections.smu.edu/all/ Topic: Sewing,Clothing and dress -- Remaking,World War, 1939-1945,Sewing Patterns,Home...
byUnited States. Department of Agriculture; Miller, Eleanor; Schweikher, Frederick; WRC (Radio station : Washington, D.C.); National Broadcasting Company
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