It feels like I'm writing a thesis. I hope this doesn't work to my detriment and it won't come across as wordy gobbledy gook. As you may be able to tell, I don't often write submissions. Please wish me and my "thesis" luck .
Little Red Riding Hood now has a brunette sister. And a new grey wolfie friend.
It's a vintage Juniour Handicraft Outfit. Pretty much unused except for wee bit of embroidery.
What a great find!! A loom...who woulda thought yuo'd find one of those :)
ReplyDeleteEverything is simply adorable. Those clocks are tremendous!! Happy writing that study, are you finding that the children are going to have to go?? I often say "gee these children get in the way of being a stay at home mother" in the nicest sense of course!! Love Posie
ReplyDeletewow it's rare to find something like that intact!
ReplyDeleteyour artworks are fabulous..good luck with your thesis! x
That looks like a rare find!
ReplyDeleteLove your repurposed lino!!!
WOW that is a top score. So gorgeous too.
ReplyDeleteAnd I also love your little red riding hood and wolf. I'm a huge fan of your work .Good luck with the thesis too
I can't believe this! I had one exactly the same as a kid. I had forgotten it until I saw your pics. Great find. xxNick
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ReplyDeleteso jealous what a find in the weaving set!!!!!
you must put up what you get done!!!!!
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if you have time!!!!!
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a fabulous find there betty jo!!!
ReplyDelete:) oh, any takers for great-nana's lino flooring?
Good luck with the thesis... sounds like way too much brain strain!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the writing Miss Liz,
ReplyDeleteI LOVE wolfie...
Oh how great is that kit?! I found a "leathercraft" one at the oppy a while back, again mostly unused... I wish I could find more!
ReplyDeleteLovely find! I love the box cover picture - gorgeous! Have fun weaving!
ReplyDeleteHooley dooley - what a find! Just love the look of that craft set - I wonder if it was once someones birthday pressie? Maybe the recipient was a tomboy too busy climbing trees to embroider or weave!
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