when wearing vintage...
i have 2 14G hoops in each ear, which i leave in. my nose ring i take out (i have the bead out permanently so i can just slip it off). i have 2 tattoos - a Ramona The Pest illustration on my upper arm that's usually hidden by my sleeve, and i just got one on my calf...
:offtopic: WOW. i knew there was a reason taking sewing classes (going back to basics so i can do stuff faster and correctly) is on my action plan to finding a new career. i didn't know if sewing could potentially be enough to live on, or pay a good chunk of the bills at least. i guess it's...
i introduced myslef ages ago in the Powder Room but wasn't aware of this thread till now!
i'm julie, i live in portland, oregon, and i've been into vintage clothing and stuff for about 10 years now. my favorite time period is the early forties. my other hobbies are reading, knitting, sewing...
i'm thinking early fifties as well. i have nothing to back this up though ;)
we should keep this thread around awhile... i know i have things to post in it!
faythe, i know i've seen similar patterns, either in my copy of Blueprints of fashion: home sewing patterns of the 1940's or on ebay. if you got the pattern, maybe your mom could help you adjust it to a different size (most vintage patterns are TINY!), or you could use it in conjunction with a...
besides catalogs, another great place to look would be period crochet/knitting books and magazines. you could probably find similar pieces to what's inside on ebay/antique store/etc, if you didn't want to make it yourself. i always see tons for various household decorations, but not for the...
on the regional note, i was thinking it would be cool to have a spot where different regions could have general "what's going on around town" threads. there are a couple things coming up in my area, but i don't think they warrant a thread on their own, but i don't want to start a whole new post...
i can't seem to get myself together enough to be fully coordinated with gloves and hat. occasionally i will wear one or the other, if stuff matches nicely, but i def don't wear them as a necessary part of a vintage outfit, even though it may be part of it. like others have said, i tend to feel a...
Miss Jones, it's funny that you started this thread, because i was thinking of starting this thread!
obviously i love reminisce magazine. i hadn't gotten any copies of it in awhile, and then i was at an antique mall and got a HUGE stack of them for $1 eachit was so exciting.
did you know...
oh, i know i'm cute. maybe even gorgeous, depending on the angle.
but if you saw my vintage wardrobe, you'd understand how much cuter i would be if i would drop 20 pounds and be able to wear it again! lol
Nicolletta and Daisy,
have either of you tried acupuncture for helping with pain management? i work in a clinic that sees over 200 people a week, and we help out a lot of people with Crohns, Fibro, and Arthritis. it can be great for pain management for a lot of things. It can be expensive...
woohoo! i'm celebrating my tax return!
i won this dress on ebay tonight, and the pattern yesterday! best of all, both will actually fit me (which is rare, esp for 1930s).
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