I'm not sure this qualifies as 'roadside' but after a big antiques show when the weather was torrential, a lot of traders packed up and went home.
I discovered, totally abandoned: 4 Art Deco home made rugs, a cocktail cabinet, a plaster wall pocket. I also got a red and white Dansette record...
I gave a set of these to my friend, they were original 50s ones and the trade name for them was 'Spoolies' which I love. They did nothing for my thick wiry hair, but my pal has had better luck.
K
I've been researching local Yorkshire pilots role in the BoB for about 15 years and to this day new info turns up!
Christ, the English civil war was over 400 years ago but they still find new things to write about.
On a lighter note, I like the slug balancing act!
K
Here are three I have which are of no use to me, the era doesn't interest me particularly. But I know a few of you like the Mad Men look so if you're interested in a swapsy or something?
Decent sizes on the top two.
I love this pattern, but at a 37 hip when I regraded it (um, more...
I regularly wear a corset for Edwardian/ ww1 era events here in the UK. I can totally reccomend Button, Boot and Spatterdash.
Geoffrey is their head man and he's a total pro! He works for the BBC and other film companies.
My full length Edwardian was only £100 and he calls you up...
Thanks Kate! you just made me blow my dress bdget for the next two months! hahaha
(Had to have the Wicked Lady)
Good to see you're in sheffield, I'm just nr Hull...if you're ever over my way and want to do some vintage shopping sing out!
Kate
x
No problem,
I did have more from a veterans reunion we did there but I can't find them. One of my favourite things about Goxhill is outside what was the old cinema. All of the guys would come out having eaten an apple inside the cinema and throw it outside the door....so much so that there is...
One of my favourite pastimes, trawling around old airfields. Im a RAF brat so was brought up at Leconfield-home of the first Polish Air Force Squadron in July 1940.
Here are a few of mine....I'm in East Yorkshire, so 4 group Bomber Command and some fighter squadrons. We also had Americans...
Wanted: Theresa Laquey Swing Dress pattern
Hi gals, I did have this pattern and lent it out (never again):mad: Does anyone have a link to a site still selling it or one that they'd part with in a big size?
Here's hoping.
K
Burda-Nadja
I'm just about to make this for a friend.
It's not my sort of era but it's from Burda, whose patterns I love. This is the first of a series of patterns that they are going to sell based on vintage styles.
http://www.burdastyle.com/patterns/nadja-1
I'm tempted to try their...
Hi DementedMomma!
Have you tried Evadress? http://www.evadress.com/gallery.html As well as selling repro and original patterns I remember she did some lovely made to measure old hollywood styles.
Are you going for floor length? J Crew did a Harlow-esque dress...
kamicat, I have just packed a load of vintage patterns that are too late (era wise) for me. I'm fairly sure that one is very similar.
I'm away this weekend, if you don't hear back from me-drop me a pm on Monday and Iit will prompt me to go and look. (I'm selling some surplus to req stuff at a...
Visually, it's stunning.
But, like Titanic they forgot the script....
My great aunt was at Pearl Harbour, an Irish born nursing sister nun and she would never speak of it. Lots of missed opportunities.
I almost think, that an HBO Spielberg/Hanks 10 parter with little known actors (minus...
Cole what a gorgeous wedding!!!
*sniffle* I appear to have something in my eye!
What's the song? And dear gawd please tell me where your shoes came from??
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