I am looking for an article about making little girls outfits from vintage bark cloth approximately 1-2 years ago–Help
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Hi, I have just come across your query, noticed no-one responded.
Were you able to find the article? Can you supply a little more information? Then, hopefully, I or anyone here can search the internet and other areas which may help you out.
Anna
Anna, Thanks, I was at the bookstore approximately 2-3 years ago browsing through magazines. I thought that I saw in a Threads issue where they had made some adorable childrens clothing with barkcloth. I'm refering to the old 40's large print drapery fabric. The clothes were made from more than one pattern of the fabric on the same outfit. I have searched the past few years of articles online and can't find anything close. Perhaps it was another magazine. Carol
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