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Our Mothers' Patterns
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A silk furoshiki cloth wrapped bundle containing spools of silk thread
1 of 141 		Spools of silk thread brought from Japan by Maki Kudo around 1900, wrapped in a silk furoshiki cloth
2 of 141 		Sewing school diploma of Motoko Sakamoto (nee Watanabe), March 26, 1925.
3 of 141 		Detail of a piece of silk.
4 of 141 		Pattern templates used by Kinori Oka
5 of 141 		Graduate portrait of Margaret Kayoko Uyeda
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A newspaper article about Haruko Morishita.
7 of 141 		Graduation certificate of Sue Tatebe from the Academy of Dressmaking Arts in Mission, BC, in 1942.
8 of 141 		Toshimi Ochiai's graduation certificate
9 of 141 		Cover of 'Scribbler' book of patterns made by Kimiko Saito
10 of 141 		'Standard Size' drawing from Kimiko Saito's 'Scribbler' draft pattern book, 1940.
11 of 141 		First book of patterns made by Kimiko Saito
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'My Size' drawing from Kimiko Nasu's (nee Saito) first pattern book, 1940.
13 of 141 		'Twixteen,' 'Tiny Tots,' 'Baby's,' drawings from Kimiko Nasu's (nee Saito) first pattern book, 1940.
14 of 141 		Drawings from Kimiko Nasu's first pattern book
15 of 141 		Drawings from Kimiko Nasu's first pattern book
16 of 141 		'Foundation,' 'Three Piece Skirt,' ' Eight Piece Skirt,'
17 of 141 		'Four Piece Skirt,' 'Two Piece Skirt With Flare'
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