Vintage Fabric Gallery – 1930s Reds

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It’s been a long time since I’ve photographed any of my vintage fabric.  In honor of Christmas, here are some little samples (2″ x 2″ sections) of vintage Depression dress fabrics in red.  Tomorrow. . . .green.

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9 comments on “Vintage Fabric Gallery – 1930s Reds”

  • Mom Wald

    Ooh, I have to share this with “Dear D”. Your vintage reds are going to just make her day. What a fabulous collection!

  • Ann Champion

    What fabulous reds! I’d sure like to have a yard or so of each. 😉
    Thanks for sharing. I’m looking forward to the greens.

  • Jan

    Red and white is my favorite combination!

  • Patalier

    I love the scottie dogs! Makes me want to go make a red and white quilt!

  • Allie

    How gorgeous – don’t you wish we could order a bolt of each, lol!

  • Meredith

    Adorable, I love this time period. It is a really neat idea. I am inspired by the idea for my own collection. It would be neat to have them all set up on my I pad just in case I ran into a few I had to buy.

    I really enjoyed the tulip project especially the border and how you handled it.

  • barbara

    I would have a hard time choosing a favorite among these, but that scotty dog is certainly cute!

  • Brenda Weed

    LOVE all the vintage fabrics! I’m having a give away every day until the 18th. Some things you and your followers might enjoy! I enjoy all your antique things and have your blog on my favorites.

    Brenda…the Farmer’s Dotter

  • Hattie Buchholz

    Your fabric collection and the way you’ve presented them is truly delightful. I have been starting and staring,and can’t get enough! Wow! I am really awed! You are really gifted, your eye and the way you pull it all together. Can’t wait to check out what you make!

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