It was a glorious weekend of thrifting. Cotton candy Peeps (my fav) feature the second-hand fabric found at hospice thrift. It is kind of a scratchy cotton, so I am sending it back to the Great Thrift Shop Beyond.
The best find was at a local yard sale. When I saw fabric, I asked if they had any sewing patterns. First one box came out, then another, then another. I told them I will buy the lot, all that they had.
Forty dollars (+ $2 tip) for the lot included 80 uncut sewing patterns, 35 cut patterns (3 of which I kept), a partially completed Christmas cross-stitch kit, fabric, and two boxes of purple globe lights.
These patterns clearly came from another thrift shop pattern collector. There were the telltale signs of secondhand price tags.
I got so excited about this group of patterns and the neat ones in the group, I forgot to organize them for listing. Usually it is alpha starting with Butterick and ending with Vogue, then organized by pattern number within their grouping. That way after I finish the sewing pattern listing session, I can file them away as they are grouped in the stockroom. This session I organized for the stockroom after I had them all listed.
Patterns of the Day starts with chickens! 🐔 All of the following patterns came from the yard sale.
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| https://www.ebay.com/itm/186337897401 |
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| https://www.ebay.com/itm/186337908109 |
Next up are vintage dollies - I'm guessing 1980s?
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| https://www.ebay.com/itm/186337919671 |
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| https://www.ebay.com/itm/186337924169 |
Bonnie Bundles median sold price on eBay is $29.99. This pattern sold would nearly cover my Yabadabadoo Yard Sale Find! 💜
Ending the post with a really cute pattern - first time I have ever seen this one.
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| https://www.ebay.com/itm/186337939450 |
There are a bunch more to share, some Christmas, for another time. Galloping off into the sunset ...
Until next time,
Tami
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