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1970s Handmade Red, White & Blue Patchwork Maxi Skirt with Eyelet Lace Hem
1970s Handmade Red, White & Blue Patchwork Maxi Skirt with Eyelet Lace Hem
Showroom
3556 Main Street
Suite 2E
Manchester VT 05254
United States
DESCRIPTION
Charming and beautifully handcrafted, this 1970s maxi skirt is composed of individually pieced red, white, and blue printed fabric squares, creating a lively patchwork of contrasting patterns. The full, flowing silhouette is finished with a delicate white eyelet lace hem, adding a romantic touch to the homespun design.
Patchwork became an important part of 1970s fashion, reflecting the decade’s renewed appreciation for traditional handcraft, quilting, folk textiles, and one-of-a-kind clothing. Handmade garments embraced the era’s relaxed prairie and bohemian aesthetic, often combining multiple prints and repurposed fabrics.
Whimsical and wonderfully unique, this handmade patchwork maxi skirt captures the creative, free-spirited character of 1970s fashion and is a fabulous example of American folk-inspired dressing.
Brand/Maker: Unknown
Era: 1970s
Fabric(s): Cotton
Color(s): Red/White/Blue
Closure: Side Hook & Zipper
Pockets: No
Estimated Size: S
Measurements
- Waist: 25"
- Hip: 50"
- Total Length: 37"
- Hem Allowance: NA
Condition: Very Good
Call Outs: None
Sku: TTV380
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DESCRIPTION
Charming and beautifully handcrafted, this 1970s maxi skirt is composed of individually pieced red, white, and blue printed fabric squares, creating a lively patchwork of contrasting patterns. The full, flowing silhouette is finished with a delicate white eyelet lace hem, adding a romantic touch to the homespun design.
Patchwork became an important part of 1970s fashion, reflecting the decade’s renewed appreciation for traditional handcraft, quilting, folk textiles, and one-of-a-kind clothing. Handmade garments embraced the era’s relaxed prairie and bohemian aesthetic, often combining multiple prints and repurposed fabrics.
Whimsical and wonderfully unique, this handmade patchwork maxi skirt captures the creative, free-spirited character of 1970s fashion and is a fabulous example of American folk-inspired dressing.
Brand/Maker: Unknown
Era: 1970s
Fabric(s): Cotton
Color(s): Red/White/Blue
Closure: Side Hook & Zipper
Pockets: No
Estimated Size: S
Measurements
- Waist: 25"
- Hip: 50"
- Total Length: 37"
- Hem Allowance: NA
Condition: Very Good
Call Outs: None
Sku: TTV380
DESCRIPTION
Charming and beautifully handcrafted, this 1970s maxi skirt is composed of individually pieced red, white, and blue printed fabric squares, creating a lively patchwork of contrasting patterns. The full, flowing silhouette is finished with a delicate white eyelet lace hem, adding a romantic touch to the homespun design.
Patchwork became an important part of 1970s fashion, reflecting the decade’s renewed appreciation for traditional handcraft, quilting, folk textiles, and one-of-a-kind clothing. Handmade garments embraced the era’s relaxed prairie and bohemian aesthetic, often combining multiple prints and repurposed fabrics.
Whimsical and wonderfully unique, this handmade patchwork maxi skirt captures the creative, free-spirited character of 1970s fashion and is a fabulous example of American folk-inspired dressing.
Brand/Maker: Unknown
Era: 1970s
Fabric(s): Cotton
Color(s): Red/White/Blue
Closure: Side Hook & Zipper
Pockets: No
Estimated Size: S
Measurements
- Waist: 25"
- Hip: 50"
- Total Length: 37"
- Hem Allowance: NA
Condition: Very Good
Call Outs: None
Sku: TTV380