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20th Century Sewing

Garments:

Silk Edwardian Shirtwaist



Floral Cotton Edwardian Shirtwaist


1906 Muslin Flounced Petticoat


1910's Muslin 7-Gore Petticoat

Tucked Petticoat with Crochet Lace



 Satin 1920s Tap Pants/French Knickers


Satin 1920s Beaded Evening Gown

1950s Cotton Top | Simplicity 1426

Accessories:

Patchwork Drawstring Bag


Beaded Velvet Purse
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