and a typical 30s fruit print. This top is not in particularly good condition, but too good to waste, and I enjoyed looking at, feeling , learning and ironing these old textiles. It's the part of this little business I like best.
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this fabulous quilt, a bold 1930s 'grandmothers garden was featured in a lovely treasury Comfort is the Key, put together by HummingbirdHideaway, a charming country vintage shop.
and my 70s scarf is the first item up on this bright T.
I am really partial to the fruit print- love those fabrics from the 30's and 40's. What fun you must have working with all those vintage fabrics!
ReplyDeleteI like stripes too:) Thanks for your comment, sorry that the header upsets you:)) I love it, at last there are real signs. But it can still go pear shaped:( One newer knows..
ReplyDeleteI too love pressing and folding fabrics, it really is a joy...although I am now considering a sideways move into confectionary after todays comments!!
ReplyDeleteLoving the first print, saving it as an inspiration pic.
ReplyDeleteGotta love the feel of old (even if worn out to some!) textiles beneath your fingertips!
ReplyDeleteJan - I so enjoy looking at fabrics like this top red one - so cheery - and somehow relaxes me into a simpler frame of mind. Gilly
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