On the weather outside is frightful, but vintage shopping is so delightful!

Mod Marys Vintage has vintage for everyone, be it patterns that seamstress that favors retro looks or the man who has everything but a Woolrich hunting jacket and matching pants. Maybe you have a teen in your life that's into the hippie look such as a maxi dress or perhaps your teen is more into the 1980s and prefers a vest jacket. Regardless of what type of vintage you're looking for whether it's clothing, lingerie, accessories or vintage patterns Mod Marys Vintage has what you want and need. To sweeten the deal even further we are not offering a coupon code 20PERCENTOFFNOW so what are you waiting for? Let's go shopping!

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We will continue to add items so shop early and often!

Vintage Patterns, Fabric and Thread! Oh My!

Back in the day when women couldn't find exactly what they wanted fashion wise or just flat out could not afford their champagne taste on a beer budget, they sewed. There were wonderful fabrics out there just waiting to be scooped up and turned into Pucciesque dresses and gowns. Women also made drapes, covers for their couches, dresses for their daughters, suits for their sons and even clothing for their husbands or boyfriends. While there are definitely women that sew in these times quite often it's difficult to make the time to do so and many women opt to have something made utilizing vintage patterns to get exactly what they want.

So regardless of whether it was back in the day or now, vintage patterns offer you the look you want now but can't always find ready made. So whether you are a home seamstress or have a shop of your own making custom clothing don't forget to check out the great vintage pattern selection at Mod Marys Vintage

Vintage 1940s Laura Wheeler Designs Filet Crochet Apron Pattern 696 Pansies

Vintage 1950s McCalls Pattern 9454 Misses Dress Shirt Pattern Size 16 B34 W28 with Mongram Transfer

Vintage 1950s Simplicity Pattern 1149 Childs One Piece Dress and Jacket Size 1 B20 W19 1/2

Vintage 1970s McCalls Pattern 4704 Mens Shirt Wardrobe for Stretch Knits Only Size Small Chest 34-36 Neck 14-14 1/2 Waist 28-30

It's Sweater and Jacket Time!

It's been quite a while since we've last posted but that's because we've been loading up Mod Marys Vintage with oodles of sweaters and coats for both men and women. While there's nothing better than a 1950s Beaded sweater to some people we love all eras of vintage so we hunt all over to bring you a variety to choose from.

Vintage 1950s Cream Wool Pastel Bead Sweater Size L B42 W36

Vintage 1990 Burberry Double Breasted Black Gray Wool Tweed Overcoat XL Chest 48 W48 H50 Affordable Vintage

Vintage 1980s Jordache Black Gray Shaggy Fuzzy Faux Fur Jacket With Knit Sleeves Size 7/8 B40 W38 Affordable Vintage

Vintage 1970s Woolrich Gamekeeper Wool Jacket and Matching Wool Pants Jacket Size 42 Pants size 38 Affordable Vintage

Don't forget to keep checking back as we are adding items daily including a large variety of vintage patterns as well!

Vintage 1970s McCalls Pattern 5684 Misses and Mens Double and Single Poncho and Picnic Kit One Size Fits Most Uncut FF Factory Folds

Are you ready for some excitement?

It was perfect. The cut of the dress was demure enough to pass muster with her parents but the figure hugging style was daring enough to turn up the heat under her slow moving boyfriend. They'd been going steady for 3 years now and she was looking for a commitment sooner rather than later. After all, at age 21 life was passing her by and she was ready for some excitement.

She looked one last time in the mirror making sure her lacy slip, garters and nylons were unable to be detected and wondered whether he'd even notice how sexy she looked. With a sigh she put on her coat and picked up her purse. Shortly thereafter she heard a knock at the door and her father saying, "She should be down in just a minute. Diana, Bob is here."

Ever the gentleman, Bob opened the door for Diana and then they took off. They spoke of the everyday mundane things they always talked about. Diana wondered if Bob would ever realize how much she loved him. It seemed the ride to the movie theatre was taking forever tonight. When Bob passed the theatre without a backward glance Diana wondered what was going on. The movies and a quick bite to eat at the diner afterwards had been their Saturday night date for three years running.

Bob kept driving, wondering when Diana was going to ask where they were going. Half an hour later they crossed the Dingmans Ferry Bridge and headed down Route 209. Now Diana was really wondering what was up. It was dark with the Delaware River to the right side of the road and nothing but forest on the left side. Diana was starting to get scared. Bob was so quiet you could hear the beat of his and Diana's hearts.

After 30 minutes of travel on Route 209 they reached the little town of Milford. Diana started to ask Bob where they were going but he put his finger to his lips as if to say "just wait, be patient" and Diana complied. Bob stopped the car and he opened Diana's door and brought her to the front door of a home. Just prior to ringing the bell Bob said, "We've done the same thing every Saturday night for three years. I think it's time we took the next step in our relationship." All Diana could think was that Bob had lost his mind.

Bob rang the bell and a man answered the door. "Come right in!" the man exclaimed. "You're right on time." Sheepishly Bob then said to Diana, "It's time to take the final step Diana. I got my selective service notice last week and I have to report toFort Dix in a week. I'd rather leave a wife behind than a girlfriend. Are you ready for a little excitement?"

With that Bob got down on one knee and placed an engagement ring on Diana's hand and showed her the matching wedding rings he had so carefully picked out. Diana was floored. It was true that they had been seeing each other for a long time and she had wished for some excitement but never in her wildest dreams had she imagined Bob was a romantic under that steady solid exterior.

Throwing chance to the wind Diana wed her Bob that night in a whirlwind justice of the peace service. The newlyweds spent the next several days and nights at Babbling Brook Cottages in Dingmans Ferry. After several days they headed back over the Dingmans Ferry bridge to face the music. Like the good kids they were they had called their parents to let them know they were okay but no more.

Just outside her parent's home Diana looked at her new husband and thought, "I wonder if Mom and Dad are ready for some excitement?"