My non-vintage solution are the little stackable drawers that Rubbermaid makes. I have three of them, I think. One for makeup, one for hair stuff, and one for odds and ends. Each drawer contains one category of product. Works great!
Something like these...
I love the difi destruct. Its what I used when my hair was short. Great hold, matte finish. Hubby loves it too.
http://www.spiralhaircase.com/products/haircare/difi/styling-aids/dstruct.html
Here are some links that talk about how to use hair combs. If you read my post in the first link below, I talk about how I use mine, and a similar problem. See if that sounds like your problem :)
http://www.thefedoralounge.com/showthread.php?t=23721...
I have a tattoo as well, but don't have a picture of it. Since it is on the small of my back, it is hard for me to photograph myself. I recently figured out what I want my next tattoo to be, now I just have to save a small fortune, back pieces are so expensive!
ClaraB:My first tattoo is a...
Since I am pregnant, I am doing a take on the "bun in the oven". I hope to get a chef's hat, jacket, and pants (I saw some good prices on Ebay). I am thinking of being "Pierre, ze French baker" and walking around with a loaf of French bread all day, and wearing a little curly black mustache...
I actually had a hard drive physically die. The internal parts stopped moving. And of course, I hadn't backed anything up. I was young and foolish, and thought both I, and my computer, were indestructible. I learned the hard way!
And recently my husband tried to speed up the boot time of...
Oh dear, I thought you were talking about waste water treatment experts. God bless our sanitarians, but I don't think they would look very good in that dress :eek: lol
Sorry, couldn't help myself. The mental image I got amused me highly :D
Your dress is lovely, you did a great job!
I was frustrated - I bought combs by Goody at the drug store, and they worked perfectly. Then I bought a second set after the dog chewed mine, and they are miserable. The teeth to the combs are too close together, so they can't hold enough hair.
What I do to keep my combs in, that works like...
I do this, and it works quite well. My lipstick lasts for hours, and it barely comes off on a tissue, if it comes off at all. Just beware of oily/greasy foods, as the oil will re-activate the lipstick, and it will come off again. Just take small amounts of the food on a fork, and be careful...
Congrats PSG, and to the other quitters!
I had been a smoker for 13 years, I started about 15 or 16. Strange thing was, I was also an all-star basketball player. I would walk off the court and light a Marlboro Red :eusa_doh: :eek:
My husband and I quit a little over a year ago. The...
Holly,
I was in the same boat as you when I was in high school. I grew 4 inches during the summer between 6th and 7th grade - I was 5'7" in 7th grade. No one noticed my stretch marks because I was so much taller than everyone else, even most of the seniors (everyone in my school was really...
I have to admit, I don't have any! For a few reasons.
Money: my husband and I are very frugal, out of necessity and out of principle. No consumer debt (other than cars), which we are very proud of.
Desire: I have to LOVE something before I will spend my frugal money on it :) Since I...
http://www.knittinghelp.com/knitting/basic_techniques/increase.php
Great website with lots of videos! It is how I taught myself to do a tight increase.
http://learntoknit.lionbrand.com/
One of the yarn companies. Pretty good illustrations, much like what you would find in a basic...
Kish - I haven't started anything, just browsing. I know that I am a size 20 or greater in vintage attire, and I am seeing many patterns in a 14 or 16. I know from experience that those are tiny garments.
So when I see a pattern from 1945 in a size 14, and I know that a regular garment...
There is a pattern to knit lacy stockings for the winter at Vintage Purls.
http://www.vintagepurls.net.nz/patterns.html
Pattern to knit fishnets here: http://www.vam.ac.uk/collections/fashion/knitting/1940s/index.html
Resizing patterns
I am an advanced beginner with my knitting. Maybe an intermediate skill level. There is still a lot that I haven't tried to do, I am still learning.
I have been browsing some of the patterns linked in this thread. Often, the patterns aren't in the right size for me...
hehe, take a look at what forum the thread is in, first :) There are threads that sound like something I would be interested in, then I see they are in the "hats" forum, and know I won't have a clue lol ;)
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