Swatch Collection
"Exploring the World of Swatch: A Journey through Fashion Fabrics and Designs" Step back in time to 1932 with an advert for Gorringes fashion fabrics
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"Exploring the World of Swatch: A Journey through Fashion Fabrics and Designs" Step back in time to 1932 with an advert for Gorringes fashion fabrics, showcasing the exquisite craftsmanship that defined the era. The Princess Margaret Design steals the spotlight, capturing elegance and sophistication. Traveling further into history, we encounter a vibrant array of Printed Cottons from a quilt dating back to 1937. Created by Albert J. Levone, these patterns tell stories of creativity and imagination. No. 31 - Turban takes us on a cultural voyage to Chennai, Tamil Nadu in India during 1866. This cotton swatch showcases intricate details and traditional motifs that have stood the test of time. Intriguingly named Pioneer Doll from 1937 introduces us to Verna Tallman's artistic flair as she brings life to fabric with her creation. This doll embodies resilience and innovation. Fabric Swatches from Robert Stewart in 1935/1942 offer a glimpse into his mastery of textile design. Each swatch is like a miniature work of art, displaying his unique vision. Mouchoirs (Volumes I and II) hailing from France in the 19th century remain shrouded in mystery as their creator remains unknown. These delicate pieces evoke nostalgia for an era long gone but not forgotten. The Shaker Dress Material crafted by Ingrid Selmer-Larsen circa 1936 exudes simplicity yet radiates elegance with its clean lines and timeless appeal. Printed Quilt Patterns created by William P. Shearwood between 1935-1942 showcase his ability to merge tradition with contemporary aesthetics resulting in visually stunning designs that transcend time. Irene Schaefer and Mary Berner's Patchwork and Applique Quilt from around 1936 epitomizes their skillful use of color combinations while paying homage to age-old quilting techniques passed down through generations.