Showing posts with label techniques. Show all posts
Showing posts with label techniques. Show all posts
Monday, July 2, 2012
Case study of a 1950s apron
Recently I snatched up this sweet half apron at a thrift store to add to my collection of vintage and retro aprons. In my opinion, if you're standing in a kitchen or doing chores around the house, nothing is more practical wearing an apron. Draped over your skirt or pants it protects them from splashes and spills. An apron is a handy towel strapped to your waist, an impromptu basket, and the perfect garment for a retro homemaker!
Yes, I could rave about aprons for ages, but instead how about I "pick apart" my newest garment so you can see how it was constructed?
Labels:
1950s,
aprons,
clothing,
household,
kitchen,
sewing,
sewing patterns,
techniques,
tips,
vintage
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
How to make a hair rat for free
The Common Hair Rat (Rattus pilosus)
Habitat:
Nests near the heads of fashionable women during the day; nighttime burrow is located in bathroom cabinets.
Diet:
Feeds solely on stray hairs gathered from hairbrushes and combs.
Description:
Varies greatly in size, color, and texture.
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