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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).

The Butterick Publishing Company was founded in 1863 by Ebenezer Butterick and forever changed the world of sewing by mass producing and distributing the first graded sewing patterns. In 2001 The McCall's Pattern Company acquired both Butterick and Vogue Patterns. Butterick still sells patterns online (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).

The Butterick Publishing Company was founded in 1863 by Ebenezer Butterick and forever changed the world of sewing by mass producing and distributing the first graded sewing patterns. In 2001 The McCall's Pattern Company acquired both Butterick and Vogue Patterns. Butterick still sells patterns online (2014).

The Butterick Publishing Company was founded in 1863 by Ebenezer Butterick and forever changed the world of sewing by mass producing and distributing the first graded sewing patterns. In 2001 The McCall's Pattern Company acquired both Butterick and Vogue Patterns. Butterick still sells patterns online (2014).

The Butterick Publishing Company was founded in 1863 by Ebenezer Butterick and forever changed the world of sewing by mass producing and distributing the first graded sewing patterns. In 2001 The McCall's Pattern Company acquired both Butterick and Vogue Patterns. Butterick still sells patterns online (2014).

The Butterick Publishing Company was founded in 1863 by Ebenezer Butterick and forever changed the world of sewing by mass producing and distributing the first graded sewing patterns. In 2001 The McCall's Pattern Company acquired both Butterick and Vogue Patterns. Butterick still sells patterns online (2014).

McCall Pattern Company was started by James McCall in 1870 in New York City. James McCall published his own patterns in a four page magazine which grew and flourished and is still making patterns (everything from bridal gowns to Halloween costumes) today (2014).

The Butterick Publishing Company was founded in 1863 by Ebenezer Butterick and forever changed the world of sewing by mass producing and distributing the first graded sewing patterns. In 2001 The McCall's Pattern Company acquired both Butterick and Vogue Patterns. Butterick still sells patterns online (2014).

The Butterick Publishing Company was founded in 1863 by Ebenezer Butterick and forever changed the world of sewing by mass producing and distributing the first graded sewing patterns. In 2001 The McCall's Pattern Company acquired both Butterick and Vogue Patterns. Butterick still sells patterns online (2014).

The Butterick Publishing Company was founded in 1863 by Ebenezer Butterick and forever changed the world of sewing by mass producing and distributing the first graded sewing patterns. In 2001 The McCall's Pattern Company acquired both Butterick and Vogue Patterns. Butterick still sells patterns online (2014).

The Butterick Publishing Company was founded in 1863 by Ebenezer Butterick and forever changed the world of sewing by mass producing and distributing the first graded sewing patterns. In 2001 The McCall's Pattern Company acquired both Butterick and Vogue Patterns. Butterick still sells patterns online (2014).

The Butterick Publishing Company was founded in 1863 by Ebenezer Butterick and forever changed the world of sewing by mass producing and distributing the first graded sewing patterns. In 2001 The McCall's Pattern Company acquired both Butterick and Vogue Patterns. Butterick still sells patterns online (2014).

The Butterick Publishing Company was founded in 1863 by Ebenezer Butterick and forever changed the world of sewing by mass producing and distributing the first graded sewing patterns. In 2001 The McCall's Pattern Company acquired both Butterick and Vogue Patterns. Butterick still sells patterns online (2014).

The Butterick Publishing Company was founded in 1863 by Ebenezer Butterick and forever changed the world of sewing by mass producing and distributing the first graded sewing patterns. In 2001 The McCall's Pattern Company acquired both Butterick and Vogue Patterns. Butterick still sells patterns online (2014).

The Butterick Publishing Company was founded in 1863 by Ebenezer Butterick and forever changed the world of sewing by mass producing and distributing the first graded sewing patterns. In 2001 The McCall's Pattern Company acquired both Butterick and Vogue Patterns. Butterick still sells patterns online (2014).

The Butterick Publishing Company was founded in 1863 by Ebenezer Butterick and forever changed the world of sewing by mass producing and distributing the first graded sewing patterns. In 2001 The McCall's Pattern Company acquired both Butterick and Vogue Patterns. Butterick still sells patterns online (2014).

The Butterick Publishing Company was founded in 1863 by Ebenezer Butterick and forever changed the world of sewing by mass producing and distributing the first graded sewing patterns. In 2001 The McCall's Pattern Company acquired both Butterick and Vogue Patterns. Butterick still sells patterns online (2014).

The Butterick Publishing Company was founded in 1863 by Ebenezer Butterick and forever changed the world of sewing by mass producing and distributing the first graded sewing patterns. In 2001 The McCall's Pattern Company acquired both Butterick and Vogue Patterns. Butterick still sells patterns online (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).