I found these vintage fabrics today stuffed over in a corner of my sewing closet today. This one is very 'MOD' looking to me. Can't you just see a short 'mini' dress made with this! 
I know that this is from my 'Munners' stash. Now who wouldn't just love some roosters , clocks and keys for their kitchen curtains. I think I remember this fabric actually being in her kitchen when I was little.
This one reminds me of old feed/flour sacks.
Ooooouuuu...look at this kitchen one!
Here is another 'modern' looking one. Looks like little fishes and court jesters to me!
And here is a sneak peak I'll leave you with to 'ponder' over the weekend.
I like the kitchen one the best. And if this was all hiding in the corner of your closet, I'm thinking you might need to dig some more. No telling what you'll find! :)
ReplyDeleteHas Nanette seen these? They look so like her. I love the blue ric rac already.
ReplyDeleteLOL I too was thinking of Nanette when I saw the kitchen prints..
ReplyDeleteYou're making me wonder if I have any vintage fabric's stuck in my stash.
Wish I could find something like that in MY closet! Love the kitcheny one and oh the DOTS!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd rick rack on your sneak peek. I'm in heaven.
Lucky duck! No such finds in my cupboards, I know! I love the ric-rac, too - must get onto doing a project using it - looking forward to seeing yours!
ReplyDeleteHugs - Lurline♥
I love vintage fabrics. It's the first place I hit at thrift stores and antique shops. Great finds. I also think you need to keep digging and share more pics.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun fabrics - sure brings back memories.
ReplyDeleteAs for the sneak peek - hmm a potholder - a potholder - a potholder - ah heck, probably not a potholder but my guesser is stuck.
OOOOoooooooooo the black dots are devine!!!Yes I could see me in that little mini dress number about 40 years ago...lol What an interesting closet you have dear grannie....wonder what else you'll find in there? As for the mystery....I'm so bad at guessing but I'll say pot holder. See? no imagination...oh, I'll laugh my head off if it did turn out to be a pot holder.
ReplyDeleteSmiles....:c)...Fran
Great fabrics. I love the kitchen/boiled egg one and the fish with the court jesters.
ReplyDeleteI reckon that's a pot holder
those are a hoot. you could do such a fun quilt with these!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great find in your stash!! What will you use them for? Cuddle them and put them away again?
ReplyDeleteI Love the blue and purple one! :)
ReplyDeleteOh, these are WONDERFUL. They're all great--but that jester one is so original! Love, love, love them all.
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ReplyDeleteVery fun fabrics.
ReplyDeleteWhat interesting fabrics and a sneak peek. :-) The flour sack looking one is sweet. EDo you have plans for any of them now you've re-found them?
ReplyDeleteI love all of the fabric, but the kitchen one was oh so cute!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see what you do with all of it.
Micki
Love the fabrics. I have some that a friend gave me from her mother's stash. I will have to show it on my blog, its just to funny. Some little boys skinny dipping and being caught by the farmer with a rifle! I just a some small pieces left from cutting out a shorts and top set for a child, which makes this even funnier.
ReplyDeletelove those dots girlfriend!!!
ReplyDeletei'm drooling right here on my computer! wow...what FAB fabrics!!!
ReplyDeleteI have that feed/flour sack print in another colorway in my closet! Mine's red and blue where yours looks like it might be blue and blue or gray. I keep thinking one of these days I'm going to use it to back an old feedsack log cabin top I found at an antique shop up here a few years ago...
ReplyDeleteYou know what I would pull out of my closet, DUST, not wonderful fabric like that. Love the dots!!
ReplyDeleteI'm always jealous about vintage fabric finds. But I even have 2 of these. So I will just be happy for you and not feel sorry for myself! Selfish me. Love them all though.
ReplyDeleteSo cute. I have a whole box of feedsacks I bought from Ebay years ago on a collecting spree. I used many of them to make my king sized grandmother's flower garden (on my blog) but the rest are just a sittin'!
ReplyDeleteWow. I love all those fabrics!
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