Showing posts with label vintage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vintage. Show all posts

Sunday, August 23, 2020

Make It-Bake It

 I've been making a lot  of washcloths lately. Mostly crochet but one knitted. I am thinking of attaching them together to make a throw blanket. Love the soft cotton yarn and the colors. 





I copied the style of a 1950's clothespin holder that had been my mother's and  used upcycled fabric from an old skirt and trim from rummage sales. I used the hanger from the original clothespin bag but a new one could easily be made.


Here's just two photos what I've been baking

Pizza!


Bread

Sunday, April 01, 2018

Friday, August 11, 2017

Hall Hall the gang's all here

News at the shop:

Hall rare brown and gold teapot

 1923 Hall Ad

 Hall Nora water pitcher
Hall mixing bowl

Tuesday, March 07, 2017

Vintage crochet

I saw a super cute poncho made from a daisy pattern like this one. The petals and in between areas were a beautiful turquoise and the centers were white. 
It was quite stunning and definitely Springy.


DIY Vintage Daisy Loom Crochet Pattern


My first daisy

Saturday, October 01, 2016

Vintage Halloween. BOO

Boo! Here is a start for Halloween, mostly vintage. I have more ideas new and vintage Halloween decorations, links to printables, party ideas, etc on my Pinterest board - Halloween Fun. I will  be adding lots more here and on Pinterest so check back for the gory details!

Scary Night
This is what I made. It's about six inches high. Everything on this hutch is made from something to become a miniature object, it even has a crystal ball, eyeballs,and spiders!
Monster Mash
Have a listen...
Vintage 1960's Halloween
Someone in my family but not saying whooo!

Thursday, September 15, 2016

Just thinking

Miss Olivia



Some thoughts for the day (after I get a bunch of pesky paperwork finished). One: Starting a husky club in my area with other Huskys and their parents. Kind of like a play group thing.
Two: Wouldn't it be fun to make a dollhouse? I am thing like a Mid Century Modern one. I saw this person's creations on Instagram http://www.instagram.com/maryann_roy/
I mean like I wish my actual house looked like her miniatures!







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