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Started by Auryn, February 23, 2011, 02:12:02 PM

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Auryn

She sounds like she is wonderful lady.
How would one go about looking up out of print/discontinued patterns??

I will be posting my list of availables later today
Scissors cuts Paper. Paper covers Rock. Rock crushes Lizard. Lizard? poisons Spock. Spock smashes Scissors. Scissors dec

LadyStitch

On some of the big 3 sites they have a link for "discontiuned patterns"  They are one's they discontiuned in roughly the last year that they still have in their warehouse.  It is where I started looking for one's.   Otherwise it may be spit balling, IE  "I am looking for a Men's size 36 chest doublet pattern" who knows what is out there.  I mean one of my favorite dress patterns is actually a pattern for 1962 that I found. /shrug

It is kind of strange watching your personal history become costume.

ArielCallista

The way I've found out about most of the OOP patterns I want or have gotten has been through these forums actually. When people post pictures of something I love to death I ask if they used a commercial pattern and if so which one. Most people who have been sewing for quite awhile still use their older OOP patterns and have no problem giving out the information about it.
Things are shaping up to be...
Pretty. Odd.

LadyStitch

Stuff up for trade:

LOTS AND LOTS of mid 1990's style 22W and up size patterns
Some craft stuff but nothing Rennie related in that area

McCall's
3353- Size 2-4 child, vintage Clown
3353- Size 6-8 child, vintage Clown
7532- Size Missy Small, 1980's Raggty Ann & Andy costume
2099- Size Large (38, 40), Restaurant Uniform Essential

Simplicity
6192- Size Adult, Fruit costumes
8994 - No size- Craft- Make your own stuffed M&M's guys
9006- No size- Craft - Snuggly pattern, but with ribbed places for feet (Think adult sleep sack)
7432- XS-M- Vests
7432- L-XL- Vests
8630- 18, 20, 22- patchwork 'art' work vests
9210- 8, 10, 12 - Design your own blouse X2
9279- 14, 16, 18, 20- Fitted Vests
8917- Junior size 3/4-9/10- Spaghetti strap dress
8917- Junior size 311/12-15/16- Spaghetti strap dress
7674- 38 chest (48 Euro) - Men's Vest patterns - Vintage 1986

Butterick
5042- Size "B", possibly Boys - Santa, Frankenstein, and werewolf costumes- very easy - 1990
5846- Size 38W-32W- design your own Vest-1998
6400- Size 12-16- Missy Shrug & dress- 1999

Now the one's you REALLY want.
Butterick
6630–size 6-10 – Pride and Predigest -2000
5008 – S-L- Making History Ren Shirts- 2007
6238 – 14-18 – Retro Butterick 1950's dress-1999

Simplicity
8375- 6-10- 1900's style dresses-
4059- XS-XL – Spanish style Doublet and Pants

McCall's
5497 – 14-20- Wench style dress and bodice
8826- Child size 14- Medieval ladies -1997
8826- Child size 10, 12- Medieval ladies -1997
8826- Missy 8-12- Medieval ladies -1997
8826- Missy 12, 14, 16- Medieval ladies -1997
8826- 16, 18, 20 Medieval ladies -1997




It is kind of strange watching your personal history become costume.

Rani Zemirah

#34
I only have three available, because I have copies of all of them in the same sizes.

Simplicity
2589 - Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14, 16


2777 - Sizes 6, 8, 10, 12


McCall's
M4696 - Sizes 16, 18, 20, 22


It's a small list, so pics are easy...  ;)  
Rani - Fire Goddess

Aut disce... aut discede

Syrilla

Does anyone have a space suit pattern or one like this but in two pieces?  Even this one will do.  http://www.etsy.com/listing/11298327/space-suit-costume-pattern-out-of-this

LadyStitch

Sadly, No I don't anymore.  I had to purge allot of patterns, and since I had a real ST uniform pattern , I didn't think I needed it.  Trust me I was kicking myself when I have had call to make 6 space suits since them.  :(
It is kind of strange watching your personal history become costume.

Syrilla

Yes, I do understand.  I did the same thing when I moved recently.  I now only have two bins of patterns instead of 5-ish. Now if only I can get rid of the fabric as easily.

LadyStitch

If it is any help, I ended up using a men's worksuit/jumpsuit pattern, and altered it to get the look I wanted.  It worked fairely well.  I know kwik sew has one, but not sure about the big 3.  I got lucky, and inhereted a vintage men's and women's jumpsuit patterns. 

As for what to do with the fabric? Heh, I made friends with quilters, swaped, and found ways to use it up.  My stash is on a fast at the momment.  So far I have used up about 25 yards of fabric that was hanging around gathering dust. :)
It is kind of strange watching your personal history become costume.