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Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).

Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).

Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).

Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).

Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).

Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).

Created by Conde Nast in 1932, the Hollywood Pattern Company quickly became popular due to the photos of favorite radio and movie stars that graced the envelopes. Their manufacture stopped after World War II, and due to their short production span they are rarer and considered collectible.

Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).

Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).

Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).

Stretch & Sew was founded by Ann Person in 1967. There was a Stretch & Sew store in Burns, Oregon that sold fabric, fashion, and patterns. There is a large online database of vintage patterns, and Ann Person was still president of the company in 2004, but they seem to have now stopped production, because there is little information online, and no new patterns for sale.

Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).

Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).

Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).

Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).

Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).

Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).

Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).

Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).