Figure 1.--We notice fashions for younger boys showcasing embroidery work in the fall 1989 issue of 'Sew Beautiful'. A pre-school boy wears shortalls. As is often the case with shortalls he is pictured wearing English closed toe-sandals. A slightly older boy wears bib-front overalls. Another pre-school boy wears a Peter Pan blouse and button-on shorts. Another boys wears suspender knicker-length pants. The garments have fun embroidered work with appealing fire trucks and tractors. The garments were depicted in an article entitled "back to school fashion". The boys pictured, however, are mostly pre-school boys.

We notice fashions for younger boys showcasing embroidery work in the fall 1989 issue of Sew Beautiful. A pre-school boy wears shortalls. As is often the case with shortalls he is pictured wearing English closed toe-sandals. A slightly older boy wears bib-front overalls. Another pre-school boy wears a Peter Pan blouse and button-on shorts. Another boys wears suspender knicker-length pants. The garments have fun embroidered work with appealing fire trucks and tractors. The garments were depicted in an article entitled "back to school fashion". The boys pictured, however, are mostly pre-school boys. Mollie Jane Taylor made the overalls. Albe Creations of Winston Salem, North Carolina which no longer exists made the embroidery plate on the overalls.

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