You might remember these same quilts from last week...still didn't sell.
vintage hunting shirts...
Dawn, at Evelyn's Crackers bought one and donned it right away, a little 50s/60s number from Trois Riviers, Que. Guess what she found in the pocket? 3 bullets.
My first sale was to a charming lady who bought a 40s Persian lamb jacket, needless to say, she kept it on! There was a snow storm halfway through the morning.
Some of the farmers and food producers are moving inside for the winter, but there is limited room for non-food people like myself. The Brickworks is a work in progress, so we shall see how it goes. 
Love the hunting jumpers! I have a few of my own that my grandfather owned ....
ReplyDeleteEdible flowers look lovely - its interesting reading about how cold it is in your part of the world when it's so hot here!
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Thank you for your comment:))
ReplyDeleteRe baking cloth: my "technical support" in Norway tells me: as big as you want, to cover dough or a pile of buns:)),the one she is making will be 22 - 25 inch square.
The hunting jumpers look lovely and warm! I was in a vintage shop this weekend and saw lots of lovely scarves, thought of you! :) x
ReplyDeletePersian lamb---my mother had one somewhat like the one you sold. Love those vintage wool shirts! ha, bullets in the pocket.
ReplyDeleteThe flowers look beautiful. Keep warm, my friend.
Where is your e-mail address? I want to e-mail you about my thoughts on Never Let Me Go. Mine is PlacedeLaMadeline@Yahoo.com
A trip to the Brickworks is going on my agenda for next spring. I have to see it for myself because it sounds great.
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