Hello, this is Wami from the Osaka store!
This fabric is a faithful reproduction of the "mobile pattern" sold in 1955 by Montgomery Ward , a major American department store .
They sold everything from clothing to sporting goods, furniture, home appliances, and vehicles, but in the 1950s in America, they saw a huge boom in furniture, furnishings, curtains, and other items that came to be known as "home decor."
Curtains were especially popular at the time, and people would order the curtain fabric and make shirts and dresses.
You can use the same pattern for the sofa and curtains in the room, or for tablecloths and bedspreads.
Until the early 1950s, tropical floral and exotic plant patterns were the norm...
From the mid-1950s, "spacious and modern" design flourished alongside the popularity of space development and science fiction, as well as the rise of modern architecture and furniture.
There is a certain romance to the fabrics of that era.
By the way, here is the vintage one.
Dry Bones has reproduced a variety of vintage fabrics in the past.
Fabric "Synapse"
The name "synapses" refers to the junction between nerve cells, and this design expresses this in an abstract painting made up of free-flowing lines, colors, surfaces, and volumes.
A full-circle circular skirt...
(I made this with the same pattern but with other fabrics lol)
In one piece...
In a short-sleeved shirt...
Also, this chair, which is available at the Osaka store,
It was reborn as a DIY project based on old items by Tommy the store manager!
I think the most common reason people buy them is to use them in their interior decor.
Curtains, etc. (However, since they are sold as fabric, they are not flame-retardant.)
< It's best to sew it properly with a sewing machine, but you can easily make a simple privacy curtain like this using a tension rod and cafe curtain clips👍
By the way, this mobile pattern will be available as a shirt and shorts set next year!
I'm also thinking about what to make this time.
That's all for today!
