Tracy from Minnesota really outdid me on the vintage swap. I can't believe the nice goodies she sent to the Arctic: Our favourite is this crocheted hot pad from recycled bottle caps. How granny chic!
A vintage photograph that reminds me of the film There will be blood. Very epic.
Isn't is this salt n pepper set and vintage tea box so cute?
I feel quite Betty Draper in this 50s-like apron. But I bet she would never wear one, really. (nor drink something as trivial as milk)
Have great weekend! I'll be spending mine outdoors.
Showing posts with label vintage swaps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vintage swaps. Show all posts
Friday, August 20, 2010
Wednesday, August 04, 2010
Vintage Swaps sneak peek (and some thrifting)
I couldn't resist this summers Vintage Swaps. It's so much fun, last time was a blast. This time I'm sending off to Tracy from the beautiful blog Ladybug-n-Turtle in Minnesota. How cool is that! Right now the package is on it's way to the Atlantic.
Some other thrifting in the meantime: A pyrex bowl(I remember my grandmother had these) Love the style.
And two Figgjo bowls of unknown pattern for my girlies.
For 10£ (!) this leather coat was mine in the local op shop. The lining smells like it's been hanging in someone's closet for 30 years (which it probobly has). But nothing a spray of lavender oil can't fix.
See you soon!
Some other thrifting in the meantime: A pyrex bowl(I remember my grandmother had these) Love the style.
And two Figgjo bowls of unknown pattern for my girlies.
For 10£ (!) this leather coat was mine in the local op shop. The lining smells like it's been hanging in someone's closet for 30 years (which it probobly has). But nothing a spray of lavender oil can't fix.
See you soon!
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Sunday, March 21, 2010
Vintage Swaps: US delivery
I joined Vintage Swaps and that has been so much fun! Nancy from Summer Sky: Learning as I go treated me with some fabolous vintage items, sending it all the way from Virginia, US. For me that is very excotic, especially since I have never been over the pond:
* an old singing book from her daughter's school
* an antique children's illustration.
* a silver-plated butter knife. My 5-year old girl immidiately fell in love with it, commenting that she didn't know they had such pretty knives in the US!
* a gorgeous embroided pillow case
* a 1956 calendar handkerchief
Thanks Nancy, it's been a pleasure!
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