Here's how a single lady made her own furniture in 1931:
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| The original photo, which is much larger, can be found on Flickr here. |
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| The original photo, which is much larger, can be found on Flickr here. |
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Thursday, November 29, 2012
A Bachelor Girl's Studio... and perhaps some lingerie.
In this day and age I'm so used to popping on down to Ikea to pick up bits and pieces of furniture and organizing boxes (perfect for patterns) that it's hard to think about what it would be like without the modern affordable furniture store. Today I looked at this sweet little article by "Daré - the Record's Own Style Expert" and just thought you might all be as intrigued as I was.
Here's how a single lady made her own furniture in 1931:
What am I up to, you might ask, since I'm not spending today writing in depth and rousing blog posts? I'm working on sorting and photographing the dozen incredibly gorgeous old new stock 1930's - 1950's bras that just arrived from France...
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Ooh la la!
Here's how a single lady made her own furniture in 1931:
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5 comments:
Oh my! Absolutely Smithsonian worthy.
wow, wow, wow... how on earth did you get your hands on those bras from France? Will you be selling them? If so, I'm purchasing one!
Hello,
I just found your darling blog, and became your newest follower. Everything here is so pretty! I look forward to reading your future posts soon. I hope you are enjoying the countdown to Christmas.
Love,
Chloe xx
Hi Chloe, I'm so delighted to hear from you. Welcome to A Few Threads Loose!
beautiful shiny bras! I'm so grateful Ikea exists..
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