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Hi,i have my mother in law”s boxes of patterns she was born in 1912 and passed 3 years ago. I would like to sell all of them they seem like they are from the 30″s and later. Our daughter , her granddaughter is expecting her 1st child, we would like to sell all and use toward baby goodies, we think she would not have minded. Hoping they could go to new home where they are appreciated. Any help would be great.Please contact.
I would love to see what you have, if you’re willing to ship to Canada.
Posting your patterns on sewing forums such as The Sew Weekly Sewing Circle, the Colette Patterns Forum, and on the Vintage Sewing Pattern Collectors Facebook page will generate a lot of interest and sales.
My mother was a person who loved to sew and she taught that craft to me. After her death from breast cancer in 1994. I have stored her patterns, some that date back to the 1950′s and are no longer availabe. I was wondering if there was a place that I can assess their value and if possible sell them or should I just hold on to them? Looking forward to any possible advice you can give. Sincerely, Marie Robinson