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| ~ Tuesday's Child ~ Historical Children's Clothing Patterns ___________________________________________ About Me |
| For many years, I have had a strong interest in social history, particularly from the 1860s to 1930s. This grew into a specialized interest in the history of fashion of this period, and I began sewing my own clothes from patterns of the past as a hobby. I also have two young children. When I started looking for period-style patterns for them, I was impressed by the challenge of finding easy-to-use patterns and the correct sizes. As my collection of children's vintage patterns grew, I wanted to make historically-inspired children's fashions more accessible with greater size ranges, better fit, greater comfort, and easy-to-follow instructions. When I started researching the options and resources available for drawing my own patterns, I was impressed by the CAD (Computer-Aided Design) method and its design capabilities and accuracy. I decided to offer this format on CD-ROM so that every pattern you print can be customized to its wearer. |
| Acknowledgements |
| With thanks and warmest gratitude to my "kindred spirits:" Jennie Chancey, Yoshiko Wheatley, Jan Engan, Linda McShannock, Michele Byerly, the PMUG users group, and of course, my husband, Mark. Thanks to all for your help, guidance, inspirations, and resources! Ann Gullickson, Proprietor |
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| Many thanks also to Madeleine, who is modeling a dress based on one of my Girls' Inspirations! |
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