HUGE Sewing Pattern Haul | 1940s-2000s - Whitney Sews 

Those were a lot of patterns. Fun watching. A lot of those styles are in today's styles of 2023. I saw a few patterns there I really like. And many of them brought back memories of clothing styles years ago. Thanks for the viewing.

Finally finished watching it all. What fun!! I used to love going to the store and just relaxing, browsing the pattern books. Not even really after anything in particular, just imagining all the different looks and what I could do with them. Loved this video!

I love vintage patterns

Very interesting to see all the vintage patterns. Some of those are easier than some of today's. Thanks for video

I love watching this video and I have my 👀on the last one, Hawaii all the time. 💖

What universe is this????!!!!! 🤩🤩👏👏👀👀😃 Fabulous finds!!! Thank you for sharing!

That's an awesome haul, Whitney 👏

Loved seeing the patterns ! Thank you for sharing !

I'm pretty sure I have some of those, and my Momma made some of them when I was young!! Loved watching this!

Great video. They were all great but i love the ladies nightgown patterns and the shaheen one the best.

Those patterns are darling ❤

I don’t think I have a favorite, but I did think that it was so cool to see the very old ones, the new ones meaning newer than the old ones lol how the styles didn’t not change so much it’s really cool to see

Thank you for taking the time to really show these patterns. It was so relaxing and enjoyable.

All the Envy 😍

Shaheen is a famous vintage designer and hawaiin fashion house. You could sell it no doubt.

How interesting & fun! I'm looking forward to you creating beautiful things! I hope you'll share your adventure! Some of these patterns are really cool! Actually, all of them!! Thanks for sharing your adventure! Have fun!

Amazing patterns

So nice going through this with you. Saw one I had to have. McCall 6376. On the hunt now😂

Hi! I just found you tonight- and- yes it's German!!

That last pattern that you pulled out was one I just looked up a couple of days ago, but everyone wants an arm and a leg for them. My mom had made a couple of sleeveless shift dresses like that and she painted flowers down them to look like the picture. That style was really popular when I was little and I always thought they were so pretty, so I vowed that when I grew up, I'd have a dress like that. I still have my mom's dresses that she made, and I have the perfect panel to sew it out of, but haven't found the perfect pattern yet. That one was just too expensive for me. I've been looking for a long time- I'm 63 now. But I think I will just self draft my dress this summer, and I will have it. The other thing she had was a pair of pink stretchy fabric slim fit pencil pants that came to just above the ankle, and had a pin tuck seam (not sure if that's what it's called) going down the front of the leg, and a side zipper. For some reason, I always wanted one like that too, and finally, this year I see patterns for exactly those pants. I won't make them in pink since it looks awful on me, but I'm definitely going to make a pair.

U can use peroxide/water on the moldy pattern

Yes the boys/mens pattern at 22:06 is a German pattern :) Happy to help translate

hmmm...."weskit" I knew it meant a vest, but I'm wondering whether it's a variation of the word "waistcoat", which is another name for vest.

nice haul. I scored some from a local individual. but my problem is understanding the darn instructions. i have a bag pattern I am trying to follow the instructions on but they are so confusing. I know i am missing something when it comes to understanding the instructions I just can't figure out what

The Barbie pattern if you still have it and it is a complete pattern l would like to purchase if you plan on selling it.

Do you sell the ones you don't want on your website? I noticed the free patterns but wasn't sure. My favourite was the first fancy nighty in gross condition lol but so many of them were great!