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Our Mothers' Patterns
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A silk furoshiki cloth wrapped bundle containing spools of silk thread
1 of 126 		Spools of silk thread brought from Japan by Maki Kudo around 1900, wrapped in a silk furoshiki cloth
2 of 126 		Cover of 'How to Use the Singer Sewing Machine (Janome Type) model I5 K83'
3 of 126 		Inside cover and inserted page in 'How to Use the Singer Sewing Machine' booklet.
4 of 126 		Advertisement for Singer electric.
5 of 126 		'Attachment for hemming,' page 22, 'Attachment for quilting,' page 23.
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'Attachment for gathering,' pages 32, 35.
7 of 126 		Advertisement for Singer electric, page 6 and 7.
8 of 126 		Piece of silk salvaged from a kimono brought to Canada from Japan (nee Watanabe)
9 of 126 		Detail of a piece of silk.
10 of 126 		Pattern templates used by Kinori Oka
11 of 126 		Sample hakama
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Kohide Nakamura's yosai bako
13 of 126 		'Standard Size' drawing from Kimiko Saito's 'Scribbler' draft pattern book, 1940.
14 of 126 		First book of patterns made by Kimiko Saito
15 of 126 		'My Size' drawing from Kimiko Nasu's (nee Saito) first pattern book, 1940.
16 of 126 		'Twixteen,' 'Tiny Tots,' 'Baby's,' drawings from Kimiko Nasu's (nee Saito) first pattern book, 1940.
17 of 126 		Drawings from Kimiko Nasu's first pattern book
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