and this mid century souvenir scarf from New Orleans was sold withing 5 minutes of my listing it yesterday. Love the 50s graphics. I find souvenir scarves fascinating and have more of my collection here,
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I have a passion for vintage textiles, I even have a degree in printed and embroidered textiles (many decades ago), and I still find them intriguing! I hope to be able to share my thrift stores and market finds from all over the world. Toronto has been my home for 45 years.
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Saturday mornings 8 - 1. Brickworks Farmers Market, Toronto
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Very, very nice! Love the new section. :)
ReplyDeleteOh my word, I absolutely love your scarf,
ReplyDeleteso beautiful,
You can never have enough scarfs!
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The lace is pretty! Love the colours of the scarf, very spring like! :) x
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ReplyDeleteprobably not the right place to answer your question...but the trolley is in the shed waiting until we finish renovations...we will put it in our kitchen or bathroom and it's not going to be repainted or anything. I like it just the way it is x
Oh, I love the lace, and wish you well with the new addition to the shop. I will go and take a look.
ReplyDeleteI love the colours in that scarf! I hope your feet have recovered now
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Jan I love scarves too, and have a big plastic box in the wardrobe, which is overflowing with scarves. I only wear about a dozen of them, but I can't bear to part with any of them, even though many don't match any of my clothes, because I just love the colours. I did have quite a few souvenir scarves years ago, but got rid of them all in a futile effort to cull the pile. The only souvenir scarf I kept is an Elvis one from 1956.
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