Recent content by epr25

Hi there. I sent a pm about this suit. I had a question about a 1937 Lesley and Roberts suit that I have.

I just bought this today for $2 at a sale. I need help dating this and anyone's best guess as to what it is?

I really like some of the hotter shoes. I never heard of this brand before. Has anyone worn these that could speak to the sizing and fit?

Good question I would love to know too. I would really like to get away from daily setting or sleeping in curlers.

Wow that sounds great! I'm going to get some today.

My avatar is the wedding photo of my maternal grandparents. I didn't know them well at all unfortunately but I have always thought that this was a great photo.

I'm in northern Indiana and we have about 8" of snow now with allot of wind. One good thing is that it is blindingly bright with allot sunshine. Our high fro Monday is -7 crazy!

What's lestoil good for? I need a good cleaner for a new (1890's) house we're moving into.

My husband chose our house color?

I found this site today and thought there might be allot of others on here that might enjoy it too. There are many styles of paper, tags and cards for all occasions. http://sweetvintagewrappingpaper.com/

I have to say I like this dress. I would think though if you were a shorter larger girl like myself the end result would not be a great one. http://iveyabitz.com/2013fallwinter/images/6-1.jpg

I have also thought about getting a perm. My hair holds curl really well. My hair type would be the super fuzzy weird hair everyone had in the 70's. Not really straight but not really curly either. We are embarking on a house renovation project int he next month or so that will be taking up a...

The house was remodeled in the early 50's so that would be our time period. I will show the plywood floors to my husband. In the upstairs and the hall there are built in cabinets that are plywood. That could be a cool tie in to the those.

My skill level is passable, I follow instructions well. But my husband is a carpenter by trade so his skills are great thankfully. Judging from the other rooms that have had the carpet removed it really looks like the floors weren't ever finished. We can't find any indication that they were...

I forgot to mention that the sub flooring is under the carpet, nailed to the original wood flooring. But the kicker is that it's nailed every 3" so a couple thousand nails.