Vintage 1968 Crochet Collar pattern Instructions from Woman's Day magazine.
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Vintage 1968 Crochet Collar pattern Instructions from Woman's Day magazine.

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18.00 $
Description
This item is a vintage crochet pattern clipping originally featured in the October 1968 issue of Woman's Day magazine.  Item Information Content: It provides instructions for making fragile and delicate lacy collars, cuffs, and jabots. Aesthetic: The pattern reflects the Mod and Late 60s fashion trends, where ornate lace accessories were used to soften severe wool or velvet dresses. Project Type: This is a paper ephemera item intended for crafters, specifically those who enjoy thread crochet or making vintage-inspired accessories. Featured Design: The cover image showcases an Irish Rose collar and cuff set, a classic technique involving intricate floral motifs.  Vintage 1968 crochet pattern, Woman's Day magazine clipping, lacy collars and cuffs instructions, Irish Rose crochet, 1960s Mod fashion, retro thread crochet, DIY lace jabot, vintage sewing ephemera, Victorian revival style, handmade accessories pattern, October 1968 issue, paper collectible, crochet hobbyist gift, mid-century crafting, delicate lace work, heirloom crochet design, costume design resources, historical fashion patterns, floral crochet motifs, authentic 60s ephemera.
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