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- Floral Bungalow Cretonne Yardage, circa 1930 - Fabrics like this "Bungalow" floral print allowed home sewists to make their own trendy clothing and upholstery. After Matthew C. D. Borden incorporated his family's Massachusetts-based printing company in 1880, the company sold textiles under the name Borden Fabrics. By the 1910s, Borden Fabrics was the largest producer of printed cotton material in the United Sates.
- circa 1930
- Collections - Artifact
Floral Bungalow Cretonne Yardage, circa 1930
Fabrics like this "Bungalow" floral print allowed home sewists to make their own trendy clothing and upholstery. After Matthew C. D. Borden incorporated his family's Massachusetts-based printing company in 1880, the company sold textiles under the name Borden Fabrics. By the 1910s, Borden Fabrics was the largest producer of printed cotton material in the United Sates.