We cannot help with discontinued patterns, all our stock is current designs. There are specialist web sites that deal with discontinued patterns who should be able to help you.

Your best bet is to look through the massive collection of patterns in the Vintage Apron Patterns Group I have on flickr. These are from private collections, but seeing an image might help and then you can always try to contact the owner of the pattern and see if you can swap/trade, etc. Ah, yes. I actually post about this here. It's against flickr rules to sell from a photo and I don't want my account to get yanked.

Answer: Are you sure you searched the site thoroughly. We have an Advanced Search feature for Pattern and Book Reviews. If that does not result in any reviews, type your search in the top right hand corner of any page and see if you find it. If after searching also there are no results, you can Request a Pattern Review.

First of all check your answers on the search page, and search again. If you still can't find your pattern, try the search again this time selecting "Unknown" in the "Manufacturer" box. Some designs were made by more than one pottery, either when one pottery bought out another, or when the rights to a design were sold.

You can check the status of any Lenox dinnerware, crystal stemware and barware, and flatware pattern online. Go to our Pattern Status page, enter the pattern name and click "search" to see the introduction date and status. Here you'll find resources for acquiring Lenox products that are already discontinued.

Contact one of the discontinued pattern detailers listed on our Pickard Discontinued Pattern Retailers page.

Ferguson Perforating's standard tooling allows over a thousand different patterns to be produced. Often we can come very close to what you are looking for. We can also manufacture special tooling to meet your needs. This is very economical when you have a larger need for a certain pattern.

If you can't find what you are searching for among my patterns, I encourage you to do a little research yourself. This is what I recommend (and what I should do): These sites have probably the most comprehensive lists of all crochet patterns on the web. Chances are that your search ends there! Try Crochet at About.com. They have a large list of categorized links (patterns for afghans, clothes, baby items, angels, etc...). Try search engines. I recommend Google.

Yes, if the item is current. We will contact our suppliers and provide you with a quote and estimated delivery time.

Please consult our Yoga Centers page first. Arranged by country, you can find a huge number of yoga centers (i.e. nearly all Iyengar yoga centers worldwide that have a webpage). If you don't find anything there, please consult one of the many online directory of Iyengar yoga teachers. You can find links to these directories in the lower half of our Yoga Centers page. If this doesn't help, you might try searching with a good search engine, e.g. Google.

We receive numerous emails asking us to help locate someone. We cannot personally help you, but we suggest you contact our affiliate to help you in your search. Click here for more information! (Searches done through our affiliate help support our website community!)

Click on "Search For Patterns" on the left menu. On the Pattern Catalog page, select your search options and click the "Submit Search" button. A list of patterns matching your search options will be displayed. Click on a thumbnail picture to view a larger picture and details about the pattern.

Just because the retailer doesn't have your pattern on display doesn't mean it is discontinued or unavailable. The store can order any pattern listed on the Pickard price list. You can see photographs of the serving pieces for many of our patterns right here on our web site. Line drawings of the pieces are shown for patterns without color photos.

Discontinued products are factory sealed, unused and untouched. Warranties may vary but will be clearly highlighted on the individual auction.

Yes. Guides are available to assist people with sensory impairments. We can also provide you with a Shopping Companion to assist pushing wheelchairs and help with shopping. If you require to be accompanied while you are shopping, please ensure you give us advance notice.

If you are looking for a specific pattern and you know the publisher or designer, please contact the publisher/designer directly for more information as they are the best source to answer your inquiries. To find information on any publisher, go to a search engine like Yahoo and type in the publisher/designer's name in the search box. To find a specific theme or type of pattern - such as frogs, a search engine is also the best place to try.

Hello. I am thinking of participating in the pattern design contest, but I will turn 23 on Jan. 1 2004. Please let me know if I still may enter. Hi! I just ordered the Regency dress pattern from you, and had a question regarding the Mantua Maker corset recommended. Is this easy enough for a relatively inexperienced sewer, or someone who has never made a corset? I heard it was difficult from anothe Jennie , I was wondering about shoes.

Mabel Corlett of The Wool Room in Kingston, ON has a pattern for kilt hose (see the Retail listings). There is also a book called Knitting Scottish Kilt Hose and Hiking Socks by Joanne Hinmon. We located two other patterns on the Internet by doing a search on "kilt hose patterns". This is never an easy question to answer. Often times store-bought knits are too fine to be reproduced by hand at a cost that reflects the quantity and quality of the work involved.

Unfortunately, no, not any more. When the site was smaller, I spent hours searching the net to help people find crafts they were looking for - but with thousands of visitors to the site every day, and dozens of daily pattern requests, I'm sorry to say that I can no longer help you out in this way. I do suggest posting your pattern request on the AllFreeCrafts Yahoo Group. Maybe one of the 600 members, including myself, will be able to help you out.

I am always available to answer your questions through this FAQs database. Submitting your questions here allows me to post the answer so it can help everyone. :-) If you want a step-by-step walkthrough of my Regency Gown, 1910s Tea Gown, 1914 Afternoon Dress, or 1940s "Swing" patterns, I do offer online classes for these patterns through my site. Please see the information on the classes at THIS LINK. Classes for each pattern run year-round and are self-paced.

As your music professionals, we come in contact with a wide variety of professionals in other related party and wedding fields. Please check out our link page which includes cakes to party planners. Check out our wedding trivia pages for interesting customs and facts.

If you haven't already used our Dealer Locator, click here to find the names, addresses and phone numbers of stores in your area. It's always a good idea to call ahead to see if the dealer carries the product you are looking for. If they don't carry the product, they may be willing to place a special order for you if you ask. They want to know what customers are looking for so they'll appreciate hearing from you.

It depends on your background, education, and flexibility. If you have a Computer Science, MIS, EE, or similar technical degree and relevant industry experience, we may be able to help you. You must be flexible on salary requirements when changing careers, but you can recover quickly once you learn new skills. Yes. However, this is not our primary area of focus. Most of our clients want employees with experience who can "hit the ground running" on the first day.

Yes! We are now reviewing potential investors and actively seeking candidates for the following positions:

Shopping is a lot cheaper in Florida, and we will point you in the direction of some good souvenir areas. Tip: Don't buy your souvenirs at Disneyland - you can buy similar stuff for 1/3 of a price at the Flea Market! There are a vast array of restaurants to suit all tastes and budgets in Florida.

We do not have a particular catalog because we have over 150,000 images and products and our inventory is changing daily.

Each city in Johnson County has been listed for you, just point and click on the city in which the shopping center of interest is located. Once you have reached the page of the city, we have a complete alphabetical listing of the shopping centers within that city so you can quickly find the shopping center you are looking for. We also provide the number of stores in the shopping center and the crossroads at which it is located.